You’re my best investment
My name is Catherine Cruveillier. Over the last several decades, I’ve learned that everybody changes the world—but only a few change it for the better. There is science (neuroscience and behavioral science) and a method that we, as sustainability leaders, can use to change human behavior so more people are contributing to the betterment of our world, rather than draining it of its life force.
I know this method inside out, perfecting it over years of leadership coaching. It results in good deeds because it uses good (let me repeat, “good”) communication. The kind of communication that eliminates confusion by describing things as they are in the real world, and that inspires immediate, enthusiastic action. I’d like to share my method with you.
My name is Catherine Cruveillier. Over the last several decades, I’ve learned that everybody changes the world—but only a few change it for the better. There is science (neuroscience and behavioral science) and a method that we, as sustainability leaders, can use to change human behavior so more people are contributing to the betterment of our world, rather than draining it of its life force.
I know this method inside out, perfecting it over years of leadership coaching. It results in good deeds because it uses good (let me repeat, “good”) communication. The kind of communication that eliminates confusion by describing things as they are in the real world, and that inspires immediate, enthusiastic action. I’d like to share my method with you.
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