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Jonah Sachs on Unsafe Thinking
Jonah Sachs on Unsafe Thinking
Jonah Sachs on Unsafe Thinking
Friday 18th June 2021
Jonah Sachs on 'The One You Feed' podcast talks about bold thinking and storytelling to drive social change. Tune in for practical tips and inspiration.
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Get the buttons here!Jonah Sachs on Bold Thinking and the Power of Stories
Learning how story-based communication can really activate someone's imagination on these tough topics is a kind of superpower of mine or a super belief of mine.
Ever felt like your thoughts are stuck in a rut? Jonah Sachs, an author, speaker, and marketing innovator, might just have the shake-up you need. On this episode of 'The One You Feed', host Eric Zimmer chats with Sachs about his journey and how he's pushing the boundaries of conventional thinking to spark social change. Known for his viral campaigns and thought-provoking columns, Sachs shares how storytelling can be a game-changer in addressing tough issues.
His work, including the impactful 'Story of Stuff' documentary, showcases how narratives can engage and inspire action in ways that facts alone often can't. But it’s not just about telling stories; it’s about challenging old habits and embracing discomfort. Sachs argues that sticking to familiar patterns is like holding onto a breaking branch. He suggests that trying new things, even those we’re bad at, can open up fresh ways of thinking.
The episode also touches on finding joy in service rather than economic gain, hinting at a shift towards a more purpose-driven economy. Fear and anxiety are natural barriers to change, but Sachs encourages listeners to face these emotions head-on. He shares Gandhi's story as an example of turning personal fears into a force for good. The conversation wraps up with practical tips on avoiding distractions to boost creativity.
For anyone feeling stuck or looking to make a difference, this episode offers a mix of inspiration and actionable advice.