Do Good and Do Well.

Do Good and Do Well is for people who want to create a positive impact in the world.       

Sarah shares insights and stories from founders and leaders to help you to feel inspired and reflect on what 'doing good AND doing well' means for you.

Guests on the show: Grace Meadows, Annette Corbett, Gemma Woffinden, Ayisha De Lanerolle; Bobbie: aka Little Eco Lady, Ali Wilson, Mark Robinson, Rebecca Douglas, Beth Cox, Ella Jarman-Pinto, Steph Dickinson, Claire Willets, Katie Triggeden, Sasha Jenkin, Eve Horne, Claire Antrobus, Romanah Malcolm, Rosie Wilby, Rebecca Schiller, Sue Mayo, Charlie Day, Asma Shah, Bernadette Russell, Glyn Fenton., Tiernan Douieb, Boff Whalley, Christina Peake, Matt Dechaine, Matt Peacock, Patrice Gordon, Claire Plumbly, Leah Brown.

 
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LATEST EPISODE

067 Finding Hope in the Polycrisis: A Conversation with Keri Jarvis

In this episode of Do Good and Do Well, I'm joined by Keri Jarvis, a coach, charity co-founder, and advocate for social change. We delve into the concept of the polycrisis - the interconnected challenges of our times - and how we can navigate these complexities while maintaining our well-being. Keri shares her insights on the importance of community, experimentation, and self-compassion in creating positive change.

Key Takeaways

  • The polycrisis describes the interconnected nature of today's challenges, including climate change, poverty, inequality, and mental health. It's crucial to view these not as isolated issues, but as interwoven threads.

  • Embrace experimentation and imperfection when striving to make a difference. There's no single solution, so adaptability and a willingness to learn are essential.

  • Community and collaboration are vital for navigating the polycrisis. Sharing experiences, supporting one another, and engaging in collective action can empower us to create positive change and foster a sense of belonging.

About the Guest

Keri Jarvis is an ICF Accredited Developmental Coach for life and work in the polycrisis. She helps people to re-imagine their relationships with themselves, their work, and the world, expanding their capacity for contribution and satisfaction. She's also the Co-Founder of Southend Care Bank, alleviating the impact of hygiene poverty and redistributing pre-loved resources.

Kent Community Foundation

I was delighted to be asked to host Kent Community Foundation's new podcast.

These were aimed at donors as well as professional advisors to help increase local giving and raise the profile of the foundation who are key connectors between local causes and givers.

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