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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2026 · 48 MIN

The Campfire Process

from No Sheep Left Behind · host Paul Berkes and Paul Hambrick

In this episode of No Sheep Left Behind, hosts Paul Berkes and Paul Hambrick unpack the challenging yet vital process of leaning into conversations that are difficult to understand at first. From listening to someone describe extreme and harmful ways of coping with pain to hearing a positive experience that feels completely foreign, the Pauls urge leaders to put aside their personal agendas—whether that means fighting the quick urge to solve the problem or escaping their own discomfort. At our core, we all share a fundamental human need to be understood enough to know we are not alone. This episode encourages leaders not just to listen for information, but to engage in a way that makes the speaker truly feel understood. Grounded in the neurobiological drive we all have for safe, "campfire conversations," Paul Berkes, Paul Hambrick, and moderator Brodee Scott challenge us to intentionally carve out the time required for these transformative dialogues that calm the nervous system and build lasting connection.

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