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Dec 1, 2022 11 min

We All Need a Marcelo

from Be & Think in the House of Trust

In this first episode of the House of Trust, I am sharing with you my story - my ‘why’- so that you understand the foundations of this podcast. This is a very personal story about my friend, the late Marcelo Yuka. He meant a great deal to me, and his actions have embedded a desire in me to continue doing what I do to enact positive social change. For decades, Marcelo put a lot of attention on researching and understanding the link between life purpose, life journey, and human connections. And he knew that everything fuses into one simple concept: love. So in this podcast, we are going to talk about love, trust and hope, and why the world will be a better place if we can all channel our inner Marcelo, just a little bit more. Highlights from this episode: (00:44) I thought this was a serious podcast? (03:21) An explosion of newness (05:34) The glue holding everything together (07:20) Deliver as if you cannot fail Connect with Servane: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/servanemouazan/ Website: https://servanemouazan.co.uk Subscribe to Conscious Innovation updates: http://eepurl.com/hp0h55 Podcast Music Production from Series 04 Ep 45: Milig Mouazan-Strachan

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