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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2025 · 10 MIN

Liminal Writing: Going to the Epicenter of the Problem

from Liminal Writing with Ces and Lee

In this episode of Liminal Writing, host-writers Ces Millado and Lee Moran get their inspiration from a line, "The leader must go to the epicenter of the problem", by Gennadiy Mokhnenko in the book 'Character.' The discussion revolves around the concept of leadership, emphasizing the importance of leaders being in the midst of finding solutions with others. . Through reflections on personal experiences in Ukraine and the Philippines, Ces and Lee discuss how true leadership requires a balance between being deeply involved in the challenges faced and maintaining a broader perspective.00:00 Introduction to Liminal Writing00:13 Trigger Line and Book Introduction01:17 Exploring the Quote02:27 Personal Reflections on Leadership05:05 Balancing Leadership Perspectives09:56 Concluding Thoughts on Leadership10:14 Liminal Writing Exercise10:38 Final Words and Encouragement#liminalwriting, #creativewriting, #writingwithfriends, #wildmindwriting, #leadership, #problemsolving, #GennadiyMokhnenko, #Character, #leadingfromthecenter

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