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Welcome back to the Storytelling for Social Impact podcast. Next week, Sunday, 6th of September we'll be back with season three.

If you're a purpose-driven leader, a change maker, an educator, investor, an entrepreneur, this is my free gift to you.

I'm inviting you and your friends and colleagues to join me on the first Sunday of every month. I'll be diving into the science and the emotion of storytelling, but with a particular focus on social impact.

We'll be sharing practical tools and strategies to help you cut through the noise, think differently, be bolder with your storytelling, and really unleash your creativity with more confidence.

And also a monthly source of inspiration to just keep you going despite all the various challenges that you may face so you can tell stories that can change the world for the better, which I know all of you want to be doing in your own ways in the work that you're doing.

The podcast is brought to you by my video production company, Be Inspired Films.

We use the power of story to help ambitious, purpose-driven organisations make the impossible possible, so you can really magnify the positive impact that you're having in the world.

I'm your host, in case you don't know me already. I'm Ravinol Chambers, founder of Be Inspired Films.

My very first guest will be John Elkington, an incredible man. I had the pleasure of working with him just over 10 years ago to create an animation to bring to life his work around breakthrough capitalism, which is one of the things we talk about.

Also, Charmian Love, who's working with Natura, one of the biggest companies in Brazil, around their work with the Amazon and the incredible ingredients which are coming from the Amazon and how they're making that available to companies around the world and how she sits on the board of different companies representing nature. Fascinating!

I also have Lisa Witter, who's one of the co-founders of the Better Politics Foundation. So important, training the future politicians to think differently so they can lead us towards a better world. Amazing!

Jackie Vanderbrug, an amazing finance strategist, thinking huge, raising billions towards gender lens investing and also now tech, AI and health.

Incredible, incredibly big thinker!

And also Sandhya Sabapathy, who I'm interviewing next week, who's doing incredible stuff around sustainability. So a real kind of nature and sustainability theme so far. I've also got Maya Mehta coming up, who is an incredible lawyer, who's been using law to try to create a more equitable world.

So lots and lots coming up for you.

I'd love for you to get behind this season and share it and engage with it.

I am confident there's lots of rich content that can help you and inspire you in your own work.

Thank you so much. I'm looking forward to sharing all of that with you and seeing you join us on the journey.

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Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the Storytelling for Social Impact podcast. Next week, Sunday, 6th of September we'll be back with season three of Storytelling for Social Impact. This is my free gift to you. If you're a purpose-driven leader, a change maker, an educator, investor, an entrepreneur, I'm inviting you and your friends and colleagues to join me. It's the first Sunday of every month, and I'll be diving into the science and the emotion of storytelling, but with a particular focus on social impact.

Each of my guests will choose a sustainable development goal that their work's aligned to or that they feel passionate about. And my very first guest, John Elkington, the incredible thought leader who was the one who coined the term triple bottom line, he actually interestingly said to me, he's not a big fan of the sustainable development goals, which is really interesting.

So that was an interesting chat we broadly have a conversation around great storytelling

And also a monthly source of inspiration to just keep you going despite all the various challenges that you may face so you can tell stories that can change the world for the better, which I know all of you want to be doing in your own ways in the work that you're doing. So I look forward to you joining me.

podcast is brought to you by my video production company, Be Inspired Films.

We use the power of story to help ambitious, purpose-driven organizations make the impossible possible so they can really magnify the impact that they're having, the positive impact in the world. I'm your host, in case you don't know me already. I'm Ravenold Chambers, founder of Be Inspired Films and the host of the Storytelling for Social Impact podcast.

Incredible, incredibly big thinker. And also Sanjay Sabapathy, who I'm just interviewing next week, who's also doing incredible stuff around, sustainability as well. So a real kind of nature sustainability theme so far. I've also got, Maya Mehta coming up as well, who is an incredible lawyer, who's been using law to try to, create a more equitable, equitable world too.

So lots and lots coming up for you. I'd really love for you to join me. I'd love for you to get behind this season and share it and engage with it, and let us know hopefully that there's lots of rich content coming out that can help you and inspire you in your own work too. So that's it from me for this week.

Just dropping in quickly just to say hello and to encourage you to tune in from from next week on the first Sunday of every month. Thank you so much. I'm looking forward to sharing all of that with you and, uh, seeing you join us on the journey.