Podcasts about Robyn Scott

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are entrepreneur Robyn Scott, author and former Labour candidate Paul Richards, Conservative campaigner and broadcaster Albie Amankona and former Ed Miliband adviser Matthew Laza.

How can the Tories make themselves relevant again?Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are entrepreneur Robyn Scott, author and former Labour candidate Paul Richards, Conservative campaigner and broadcaster Albie Amankona and former Ed Miliband adviser Matthew Laza.

Join us as we talk with the amazing Robyn Scott, star of one of the best horror films of the year! Slay, queen

Welcome Robyn Scott to Purposely, where she shares her organization's mission and her career and life journey focused on purpose. Robyn serves as the Executive Director of J R McKenzie Trust, a grant-making foundation established by retailer John McKenzie. John, hailing from Australia, first visited New Zealand in 1909 during a motorcycling holiday. Enchanted by the country's charm and its promise of opportunity, he made the bold decision to relocate his business. His inaugural store in Dunedin marked the genesis of his vision. Driven by the belief that a business should reciprocate its success with those integral to its prosperity, John swiftly founded the J R McKenzie Trust in 1940. Initially, the Trust extended its support to disabled servicemen, the Plunket Society, and children in need. Fast forward to the present day, the Trust, functioning as a private family foundation with an annual donation of approximately $4 million, remains steadfastly dedicated to social justice. It endeavors to foster a fair and inclusive Aotearoa New Zealand while bolstering charities, 'for purpose' entities, and community-based organizations in effecting positive change. The sustenance of the trust's funding stems from yearly dividends received from Rangatira Investments, a venture established by John McKenzie, renowned for its pioneering contributions to private investment in New Zealand. Robyn's illustrious career spans over two decades across various sectors, including government, charity, and philanthropy. Her inaugural foray into leadership manifested as the CEO of Fertility New Zealand, a six-year tenure motivated by her personal struggles with infertility. Throughout her stewardship, Robyn spearheaded campaigns advocating for enhanced public funding for fertility treatment and broader access to support services. Subsequently, Robyn assumed the helm of New Zealand's premier philanthropic institution for nearly a decade, playing an instrumental role in consolidating philanthropy as a formidable and impactful movement in Aotearoa. Philanthropy New Zealand, established in 1990 by the late Sir Roy McKenzie to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the J R McKenzie Trust, serves as a testament to the enduring legacy now overseen by Robyn. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mark-longbottom2/message

Robyn Scott, the CEO and Co-founder of Apolitical joins host Olivia Neal as they discuss the findings of a new report on generative AI in the public sector. Using examples from Japan, Canada and Portugal, they explore the potential for generative AI to transform government operations. Robyn shares the lessons other public sector organizations can learn from these leading examples, and the ‘balance towards optimism' of public servants.  Click here for transcript of this episode.   Olivia Neal [host] | LinkedIn   Robyn Scott [guest] | LinkedIn  Read the report: Transforming Public Sector Services using Generative AI  Microsoft Public Sector Center of Expertise for more information and transcripts of all episodes  Apolitical  Discover and follow other Microsoft podcasts at news.microsoft.com/podcasts/ 

Join Robyn Scott for an intimate ‘'An Evening in the Company of Grief'' evening of conversation, for a small audience, in a lounge. Robyn shares insights about her own mourning process, where she shares her own journey of grief, where she's at, and where she's walking towards. There'll be rituals to help us process grief, and opportunities to laugh, cry, and let go. Lester Kiewit speaks to actress Robyn Scott.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Let's Think Digital we tackle the idea that government organizations are slow and resistant to change, and explore the idea that digital innovation is a necessary skill set for public servants to learn. Joining Ryan is Robyn Scott, the CEO and Co-founder of Apolitical, a global learning platform dedicated to supporting public servants in building 21st century governments that work for people and the planet. Robyn shares her insights on the types of skill sets public servants need to learn, the challenges of transformation in government, and the importance of connecting with peers from around the world.Visit Apolitical and learn about their training and learning community supports.Watch the Video Version of the Episodehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCJnylmJn_Y

Yvette talks again with Robyn Scott Johnson on the release of her book Joyful Living: A Story of Faith and Family. The book chronicles the medical challenges of Robyn's daughters – one life-altering and the other life-threatening. Yvette's first conversation with Robyn was in 2019. She speaks now with Robyn and her daughters, Janai and Jayla Johnson. The conversation is both heartwarming and inspiring.  The miracle stories of Janai and Jayla will change all who read their mother's book. 

To stay on track for 1.5 degrees warming, we need more ambitious policies, implemented much more quickly. In this episode, Paul talks to Apolitical co-founder and CEO, Robyn Scott; Climate Envoy for the Netherlands, H.R.H. Prince Jaime de Bourbon de Parme; and Former Minister for the Environment in Denmark, Ida Auken about the role of policy in a just transition. They discuss why governments need to adapt their strategies for urgent climate mitigation, the unique challenges that policy makers face across the globe, and how we can ensure that bold new policies are implemented effectively. This episode is produced in collaboration with DLA Piper, and recorded at The Conduit Studio at COP26, as part of a series exploring the role of the law in responding to climate change. 

Enterprise Ssn 2 Ep 13 – Dawn   Todd welcomes to the big show DC Comics uber-fangirl and Sister-in-Stand-Up, Robyn Scott where they discuss being stranded in a swamp, being stranded in the desert, and being stranded...with Trip.   @robynscottcomedy on IG RobynScottComedy.com

Apolitical is a peer-to-peer learning platform for governments around the world. Using their fully online platform, they bring to public servants the sharing and ongoing learning of the latest and best ideas through their courses, articles, events and by fostering a global community. I am joined on this episode by the co-founders of Apolitical to discuss how they started their organization, how they help public servants learn, and insights on what it takes to create a thriving global learning community. Robyn Scott and Lisa Witter are co-founders of Apolitical, which they launched in 2017 and a year later it was named one of Fast Company's most innovative companies. Today Robyn is the CEO of Apolitical and Lisa is the CEO of the Apolitical Foundation. Together, with a team of about 60 employees, they are transforming workplace training by making it continuous and engaging learning within a global community of like-minded peers. Apolitical: https://iris.ucl.ac.uk/iris/browse/profile?upi=ACLAR76 Apolitical Foundation: https://apolitical.foundation/ Robyn Scott & Lisa Witter: https://about.apolitical.co/meet-our-team Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobynScott & https://twitter.com/lisamwitter Guest Recommendations: Failure of Kindness speech: https://jamesclear.com/great-speeches/failures-of-kindness-by-george-saunders Quote: “When I was young, I admired clever people. Now that I am old, I admire kind people.” ― George Saunders Book: Influence - The Psychology of Persuasion: http://www.harperbusiness.com/book/9780062937650/Influence-New-and-Expanded-Robert-B.-Cialdini-PhD/ Book: Deep Work: https://www.calnewport.com/books/deep-work/

As our series on the Wachowski sisters continues, we arrive at their magnum opus.  When it was released in 1999, THE MATRIX took the world by storm. An action film with a mind-blowing premise, filled with philosophical ideas and groundbreaking action sequences, the film was unlike anything audiences had seen before, and ended up becoming not only a critical and commercial success, but also one of the most influential cultural milestones in decades. In this episode, we'll trace the story of THE MATRIX, from the Wachowskis' earliest concepts, through the release and impact of the film. We're joined in this episode by special guest Robyn Scott! BUY OUR MERCH: http://cinemashock.threadless.com Coming Up: THE MATRIX RELOADED (2003) THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS (2003) V FOR VENDETTA (2006) SPEED RACER (2008) Theme Song: "There's Still a Little Bit of Time, If We Hurry and I Mean Hurry" by Slasher Film Festival Strategy. This episode was written, produced and edited by Gary Horne, Justin Bishop, & Todd Davis. Visit our website for episode archives, blogs and more: http://cinemashock.net Follow us: twitter.com/cinema_shock facebook.com/cinemashocknet instagram.com/cinema_shock

The Circle of Knowledge podcast is brought to you by Champion Circle helping entrepreneurs and professionals achieve their goals and aspirations by sharing a wealth of knowledge with you, our community of high performers. This podcast features best-selling authors, speakers, mentors, top industry resources, interviews, and professional discussions by Global Speaker & Mastermind Leader, Jon Kovach Jr. https://mychampioncircle.com Become A Member What to join Champion Circle as a member? Membership enrollment is now open. Please email Jon Kovach Jr. at jon@amplifiedminds.com to register now. Interested In Learning How To Sell Like A Champion Online? Join our Champion Social Sellers class where we take you through the process of creating amazing connections and convert them into clients, partners, and long-term relationships. Contact Jon at jon@amplifiedminds.com or Robyn Scott, CRO, at robynscottinspires@gmail.com . Hurry because there are only 9 Seats Left! Partnerships & Resources Jon's Picks For Top Resources Watch Jon Kovach Jr.'s most recent performance on Amazon Prime Video's speaking series, Speak Up! Watch Here! - Season 3 Episode 12 https://www.amazon.com/Meredith-Allan-Magic-Change/dp/B0949GNSFF/ Canva Pro - The Best Photo and Social Media Graphic Software in the world. Also, use the new social media calendar feature and schedule out all your posts in advance. http://partner.canva.com/LP0jva Get PIVO - Turn your phone into a cameraman. I highly recommend this device to all content creators. https://getpivo.com/?ref=zqdfg8fwulpr Jon Kovach Jr. Motivational Speaker & Global Mastermind Leader Chairman & Founder of Champion Circle Networking Association jon@amplifiedminds.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/circle-of-knowledge/message

Robyn Scott joins Nick for this week's episode, to reveal stories of an African childhood, the nature that shaped her, and her father’s role in managing Africa’s HIV crisis in the 1990’s. Robyn is the author of ‘Twenty Chickens For a Saddle’, an account of her childhood in Botswana as well as a founder of several entrepreneurial start-ups. From spacious African plains to claustrophobic prison cells, Robyn shares a set of journeys not to be missed.   Created and Presented by Nick Evans Music and Audio Production by Benjamin Holder Produced by Scratch Post Productions

The Business College of Speaking & Mentorship, Julie May & Robyn Scott Julie May- Master Speaker Trainer and A-List event producer. Julie May has been inspiring youth and adults as a teacher and mentor for over 10 years. She is a keynote speaker, author, mentor, coach, and A-list event producer. She is the Founder and President of Speaking Seriously which inspires speakers, authors, and coaches to lead more people. Julie coaches business leaders in breaking through glass ceilings, 10Xing their enrollment from the stage, and creating events and workshops that rock. She serves on the board of directors for the Keynote Speakers Coalition and is a judge for the Speak Off which is one of the biggest speaking competitions in the world. Follow Julie on Instagram and Facebook @speakingseriously for tips on how to 10X your speaking career Robyn Scott is a bestselling published author of, Bringing People Together. She's a talented coach and speaker. She's the co-founder of Speaking Seriously. She's one of my dear friends. Follow Roby on Instagram and Facebook @speaking.seriously and Robyn Scott. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesVisit: https://www.CollegeOfSpeaking.com to learn more and apply for classes today. Free Resource: 10 Steps to 10 Stages pdf, https://speakingseriously2.clickfunnels.com/10steps Music Credit: Scouting, by Eveningland For more information about the Circle of Knowledge Podcast, join our podcast group community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2328758190687628 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/circle-of-knowledge/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/circle-of-knowledge/support

Today we’re talking to Robyn Scott, co-founder and CEO of Apolitical, a global learning network for public servants. The Apolitical Academy, Apolitical’s non-profit arm, helps young and traditionally excluded people run for political office.  Previously, Robyn co-founded OneLeap, an executive education company, and two southern African non-profits teaching coding and entrepreneurial skills to vulnerable youth, women, and prisoners. She has written a critically acclaimed memoir about growing up in Botswana. She has also worked for the Financial Times. She is an ambassador for the Access to Medicine Index, an advisor to the Responsible Mining Index, a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader, and a Gates Cambridge Scholar. She has a BSc in Bioinformatics from Auckland University and a Masters in Bioscience Enterprise from Cambridge University. The team at Apolitical works passionately towards “fixing” the Democracy Flywheel on three levels: making politics a credible and trustworthy path, making the narrative around governments and civil servants one of talent and pride rather than “necessary evil”, and reviving interest among citizens in a democracy based on free-flowing and accurate information, where democracy is not “traded in” in return of quick fixes.  In our conversation, we talk about how Apolitical is working to facilitate peer learning among civil servants, creating a go-to marketplace for new ideas and innovations. Beyond that, we also explore emerging aggregation possibilities in the space of government platforms such as the potential to aggregate private sector suppliers to let the best emerge across the space. We also talk about current tensions between the imagined “global village”, a trend of fragmentation and localism, and the fact that we won’t find all solutions in any of these extremes.  A very thought-worthy conversation about a sector that arguably has to yet reap all the benefits in a platforms and ecosystems world.  Remember that you can find the show notes and transcripts from all our episodes on our Medium publication: https://platformdesigntoolkit.com/podcast-S2E7-Robyn-Scott  To find out more about Robyn’s work: > Website: https://apolitical.co/ > LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/robynscott  > Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobynScott Other references and mentions: > McKinsey Center for Government (MCG), Government productivity: Unlocking the $3.5 trillion opportunity: https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/public-and-social-sector/our-insights/the-opportunity-in-government-productivity#  > Alison Gopnik, The Gardener and the Carpenter: What the New Science of Child Development Tells Us about the Relationship Between Parents and Children, 2016: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gardener-Carpenter-Development-Relationship-Children/dp/0374229708 > The Apolitical Academy https://www.apolitical.academy/ > Twitter: https://twitter.com/apoliticalco Find out more about the show and the research at Boundaryless at www.platformdesigntoolkit.com/podcast  Thanks for the ad-hoc music to Liosound / Walter Mobilio. Find his portfolio here: www.platformdesigntoolkit.com/music  Recorded on 15 December 2020.

In this episode we celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas together with a mix of old and new. Thanksgiving — that All-American holiday of festive foods married with historical debates — get a look through the lens of pandemic past. We explore the Thanksgiving of 1918 and how it was the same and how it was different. This conversation comes as a backdrop to modern-day calls to abolish Thanksgiving by The New York Times and The Atlantic. While we agree some liberties have been taken with the history of Thanksgiving we have to take a real-world look at what Puritans and Native Americans really have to do with the Thanksgiving we really celebrate. But highlighting this episode even more is the fact that Thanksgiving, as always, sets the Christmas stage and helps build the delicious anticipation we all get in Santa Claus. Our merry little Thanksgiving Gobble Contest has yielded some festive results that we shared include the laughter of my 5 year old grandson who grabbed the microphone to tell me a Christmas tale that happened in my home just last Christmas. Mind you, I’ve never heard this story before — and it is, as all Santa stories are — a legendary thing. And that led to the debut of our first edition of our reading of A Visit from St. Nicholas – the Merry Forums sponsored event we call the Twas the Night Before Christmas Read-a-thon. This is an activity we have talked about for years that we have finally made a reality. And it is a little production sure to produce a smile and loads of Christmas spirit. We also share some more new music. A new song from Robyn Scott titled I Saw Santa Last Night brings a party feel to this episode. Song Details: Title:  I Saw Santa Last Night Artist:  Robyn Scott Writers:  Robyn Scott & Brian Dolph Length:  2:54 BPM:  100 ISRC:  CA8ZW1900001 Social Media Links Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Robynscottsingscountry Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/country.singer.robyn.scott/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobynScottsings I Saw Santa Last Night – Links: Spotify: http://bit.ly/RS_Santa_Spotify iTunes: http://bit.ly/RS_Santa_iTunes Apple Music: http://bit.ly/RS_Santa_AppleMusic Amazon: http://bit.ly/RS_Santa_Amazon Google Play: http://bit.ly/RS_Santa_GooglePlay YouTube:http://bit.ly/RS_Santa_GooglePlay

In today's episode of 15:14, Curtis is joined by Tom and Robyn Scott from the Center for Biblical Living. Their ministry is located on the campus of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and is contracted by the seminary to provide biblical counseling to students in need. The Center for Biblical Living also works with local churches to provide biblical counseling and biblical counseling training. Tom and Robyn discuss their experience, the ministry, and the dynamics of having a ministry in this unique context.   Support 15:14 – A Podcast of the Biblical Counseling Coalition today at biblicalcounselingcoalition.org/donate.

Today on the Exponential Africa Show Mic Mann chats with Founder and CEO of Apolitical Robyn Scott. Apolitical is a global learning platform for all governments around the world. Governments globally are an integral part in tackling grand challenges within countries as decisions made within government are very consequential to us all.The platform was created to find and share what has been implemented and working within governments around the world. Apolitical opens up conversations and creates best practices at their fingertips. This enhances the potential for real impact as governments are facing 21st century problems with a 20th century operating systems.Together with the platform, in South Africa today a non profit organisation called The Apolitical academy is operating supporting local young people and people from excluded groups to get into politics and run for office.Watch the full episode and get to learn more about Robyn’s mission using this much needed platform.#futureproofAfrica

The Circle of Knowledge podcast is produced by Amplified Minds. Amplified Minds helps professionals scale their businesses and achieve their goals by providing 1-on-1 Accountability Partners and positioning invaluable resources through private masterminds and professional networking events. This episode features a mastermind interview by Jon Kovach Jr. with Julie May and Robyn Scott with Speaking Seriously. Julie May is the founder and president of Speaking Seriously. Speaking Seriously is one of the fastest-growing personal development companies in Utah and produces conferences where speakers like Kirk Cameron, Elizabeth Smart, and Frank Shankwitz (Founder of Make A Wish) have entertained thousands. Julie has trained with the best speaking coaches in the world including Les Brown, Dave Van Hoose, Dan Clark and has developed a unique system for getting on stages and finding YOUR true voice. She has also been a key judge at one of the biggest speaking competitions in the world for the last 2 years. “Knowledge” or “golden nuggets of wisdom”: Master storytelling. It will help you pull your audience in and remember your message. Enter promo code: 25forme and reserve your spot for only $25 Event Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/speaking-seriously-boot-camp-and-speaking-championship-tickets-63709426610?mc_eid=97b9dea4c6&mc_cid=d158489ed1 For more information about Speaking Seriously: https://www.facebook.com/SpeakingSeriously/ For more information about Amplified Minds visit https://www.amplifiedminds.com/ Join the Circle of Knowledge Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2328758190687628/ music: scouting, by Eveningland --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/circle-of-knowledge/support

The Circle of Knowledge podcast is produced by Amplified Minds. Amplified Minds helps professionals scale their businesses and achieve their goals by providing 1-on-1 Accountability Partners and positioning invaluable resources through private masterminds and professional events. Amplified Minds Accountability Programs have a 98.5% achievement rate. This episode features a mastermind discussion by Jon Kovach Jr. and motivational speaker, coach, and entrepreneur, Robyn Scott, talking about rediscovering the lost art of face to face communications and connecting. To reach Robyn Scott, visit her Facebook Profile: https://www.facebook.com/robynscottinspires/ Robyn Scott's website: https://robynscottinspires.com/ Purchase the ebook: https://www.amazon.com/Bringing-People-Together-Face-Face-ebook/dp/B07WF9MLL4/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Book+Bringing+People+Together+by+Robyn+Scott&qid=1565726465&s=gateway&sr=8-1 If you purchase the Ebook and attend the launch party, you'll receive a free signed physical copy of her book. Event invitation link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/networking-book-launch-party-tickets-66940237051?utm_source=eventbrite&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=reminder_attendees_48hour_email&utm_term=eventname&ref=eemaileventremind For more information about Amplified Minds visit https://www.amplifiedminds.com/ Join the Circle of Knowledge FaceBook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2328758190687628/ music: remember, by Eveningland --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/circle-of-knowledge/support

Sustainable Development Goal 12 calls for responsible production and consumption. As co-host Claudia Romo Edelman points out in this episode, that does not sound as dramatic as ending poverty or educating everyone, but it may be just as important.  There is a disparity of consumption between the Global North and South. SDG 12 is the only goal that specifically calls on rich nations to lead.  In our interview with Jared Diamond, he says that one American consumes as much as 32 Kenyans. Diamond, UCLA professor and author of the new book,  Upheaval: Turning Points for Nation’s in Crisis,  says this inequality is unsustainable as citizens of poorer countries demand better lives. The only sustainable world, he says, is a more equal world. Our most dangerous overconsumption is energy from fossil fuels.  Co-host Edie Lush reports on a Financial Times chart which shows only a small percentage of the worlds largest corporations on track to reduce their carbon emissions enough to meet the goals of the Paris Climate accord. Fuel consumption continues to increase and therefore carbon emissions increase. According to the oil major, BP, renewables and natural gas are the fastest growing energy sources , yet in 2018 carbon emissions grew at their highest rate for 7 years at 2.0%.  “We use more resources and we are having a heavy footprint which is affecting the biosphere and affecting the climate” says Author and Royal Astronomer Sir Martin Rees, author of On The Future and other books. We need to invest now to protect our children and grandchildren from climate risk, Lord Martin explains, and spending decisions can’t be judged with the same financial tools, such as the discount rate, used to measure the value of traditional investments. Once again we describe the interconnections of the SDGs. Achieving goal 12, Claudia explains, is connected to achieving goal 13, action to control climate change and The Ceo of our partner, APolitical, Robyn Scott, points out that educating women and girls is on the list of important actions to curb climate change. She offers Facts and Actions. Claudia and Edie give a shout out to a listener from Pittsburgh, Jason Hallmark. He is on a journey of a lifetime to learn about sustainability in the Arctic and we are very proud to have helped inspire him in a new chapter of his life.  Two executives from our sponsor, MasterCard, describe financial tools that can improve lives. 

Robyn Scott boards the Scandimaniac and we talk teaching, polyamory, social anxiety, wearing many hats, art, and owning your true identity. Robyn is truly a person who I look up to and admire in the passion she brings to every aspect of her life. Thanks Robyn!

Recorded live from the GovTech Summit this episode gives a whirlwind tour of an emerging industry looking to link governments up with innovative technology companies in a bid to make government more effective and more importantly, improve public services.Emmanuel Macron, Justin Trudeau and Sadiq Khan were among the leading politicians who put in an appearance at the summit and we managed to talk to a range of speakers including the Mayor of Helsinki, global start-up founder Robyn Scott, COO of Public Hanna Johnson and the CEO of the Web Foundation Adrian Lovett. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Teacher and artist Robyn Scott joins Jim in the Northeast studio.

Lekter fails at Spanish, Wheeler trashes one of the greatest comedies ever made and Robyn Scott of Northwords NWT makes her Mornings At The Cabin debut with (radio-friendly) "Erotic Poetry."

Robyn Scott talks to John Thornhill about her company Apolitical, a global news and networking site that seeks to share knowledge and spread best practice among the world's top civil servants See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, J. Richard Jones continues his discussion with the Apolitical co-founders, Robyn Scott and Lisa Witter. They discuss international women’s day and what it means from around the world. Canada from an Apolitical perspective and the announcement of the first, Canadian Government Executive Game changer!  All this and more on this episode of CGE radio.

In this episode, J. Richard Jones, publisher of Canadian Government Executive announces a new partnership that will provide readers and listeners with vital news and information from around the world. He interviews co-founder of Apolitical, Robyn Scott, about her organization and its mandate. Hear Robyn’s perspective from around the world as well as her views on top issues that affect Canadian public sector and more. For more on Apolitical: https://apolitical.co/

Già nel 2012, a trent'anni, era stata inserita nella lista delle cinquanta persone che avrebbero cambiato il mondo con la loro intelligenza. Robyn Scott, una donna che è riuscita a fare cose straordinarie con approcci sempre nuovi, presenta a Spunti di Vista la sua ultima idea: una website, Apolitical.co, che permette a tutti i dipendenti del settore pubblico, in tutto il mondo, di scambiarsi idee e comunicare. Loro, dai quali dipende la qualità della vita di miliardi di persone, incidono sulla realizzazione dei progetti più dei politici stessi. Eppure non erano mai stati messi nella condizione di confrontarsi con gli omologhi di altre nazioni. A Spunti di Vista poi la risposta di una nazione musulmana contro la radicalizzazione: un corso per capire e sradicare la violenza in nome dell'Islam, organizzato da un'università di Tunisi. La presentazione della professoressa Samiha Khelifa, coordinatrice e il commento del magistrato Rosario Aitala, esperto di geopolitica. Infine la comparazione dei sistemi fiscali svizzeri e francesi, con il funzionario dei tributi del Canton Ticino e il corrispondente Philip Webster.

Già nel 2012, a trent'anni, era stata inserita nella lista delle cinquanta persone che avrebbero cambiato il mondo con la loro intelligenza. Robyn Scott, una donna che è riuscita a fare cose straordinarie con approcci sempre nuovi, presenta a Spunti di Vista la sua ultima idea: una website, Apolitical.co, che permette a tutti i dipendenti del settore pubblico, in tutto il mondo, di scambiarsi idee e comunicare. Loro, dai quali dipende la qualità della vita di miliardi di persone, incidono sulla realizzazione dei progetti più dei politici stessi. Eppure non erano mai stati messi nella condizione di confrontarsi con gli omologhi di altre nazioni. A Spunti di Vista poi la risposta di una nazione musulmana contro la radicalizzazione: un corso per capire e sradicare la violenza in nome dell'Islam, organizzato da un'università di Tunisi. La presentazione della professoressa Samiha Khelifa, coordinatrice e il commento del magistrato Rosario Aitala, esperto di geopolitica. Infine la comparazione dei sistemi fiscali svizzeri e francesi, con il funzionario dei tributi del Canton Ticino e il corrispondente Philip Webster.

Join David Allen in an intriguing conversation with Robyn Scott, a brilliant 30-something Brit with a fascinating background and palette of projects. As an author, social entrepreneur, and already a recognized leader in global change, she discusses how GTD has had an impact on her work, and explores with David a new and effective technique for motivating ourselves to actually take the next actions that we define.

"Most people think that they need to be tapped on the shoulder by the Epic Fairy if they ever hope to be epic, or if they're ever going to have the audacity to do something truly epic. But it's not true. Want to be epic? Just do epic s**t. There's nothing else to it." Johnny Truant An episode about ideas to help you make a habit of doing epic things. Show Notes: The Universe Doesn't Give a Flying F-k About You by Johnny B. Truant  Getting Things Done by David Allen  Why Making My Tasks Emotional Increased My Productivity by Robyn Scott  Do More Great Work: Stop the Busywork. Start the Work That Matters. by Michael Bungay Stanier  Augusto Pinaud  GTD Virtual Study Group Podcast