• Ep32: Donte Curtis - activate yourself through consistency, persistence, and hope

  • Sep 20 2022
  • Length: 55 mins
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Ep32: Donte Curtis - activate yourself through consistency, persistence, and hope

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  • Ken and Paul are joined by Donte Curtis. Donte is the owner of Catch Your Dream Consulting where he inspires and trains individuals and teams nationwide on leadership, racial equity, antiracism, and making practical change. Donte brings his 14 years of facilitation and speaking experience with an expectation of getting you energized, you taking practical action, and finding hope for a better tomorrow. This episode discusses: - How exploring culture initially can break down defensiveness and open people up. - How everyone has the agency to activate themselves wherever they are, and it’s all needed. - The critical importance of persuasion to make positive change. - The value of consistency and persistence over time to make practical change. - The importance of finding hope to focus on what’s possible instead of what’s wrong. Learn more about Donte’s work: www.catchyourdreamconsulting.com See a clip of the conversation with Donte on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/m27QeN8EzPI Read Ken and Paul's takeaways from the conversation with Donte: themodernwhiteman.com/the-blog?blog=y
 
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