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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2021 · 4 MIN

Why Is It So Hard To Be Authentic?

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In this, the 1st of three episodes, Simon Stapleton is joined by Paul Anderson Walsh to tackle conscious bias and question why the path to authenticity isn’t always an easy one. Read the full transcript here Paul Anderson Walsh is a Learning & Development Practitioner, Author, Broadcaster, Inspirational Speaker and Life Coach. Paul is ITN Productions' resident leadership expert for their Amazon Audible series 'How to OutPerform', he is also a BBC contributor and has a regular show on Premier Radio. Former CEO of The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, Paul continues to work with various social justice projects and is the founder and director of The Grace Project. The key driver in Paul's work is to communicate people’s self-worth and expand their horizons, working with business leaders to help them truly understand the motivation and drivers of themselves and their people. We're delighted to have him on the show to impart some pearls of wisdom to our listeners. Please follow ➡️ like 👍 and share 🚀 content from Truthsayers®️ and The Neurocast™️ on our social channels - all our contact details are here: ❇️ https://linktr.ee/truthsayers ❇️

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