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Change the World, Dare to Leap with Cherwell

Today there are still far too many companies that fail to see the enormous potential within their people, or provide them with the thinking, tools, and opportunities to unlock it.

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Matthew Griffin: Change the World, Dare to Leap with CherwellClickTap to watch with sound
Matthew GriffinFounder, President and Futurist, 311 Institute
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About this interview

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Today, everyone has the opportunity to change the world, more simply and cheaply than ever before, but you first have to make the scary step and get out of your chair.

In this interview short with Cherwell Software I explain how I took that leap myself, fell down a lot and got bruised black and blue all over, and struggled. Now though, with my associates and friends around the world, we're helping unlock human potential and change mindsets around the world. If you're afraid of getting out of getting out of your chair you have friends, like us, who will help support you, so reach out and let's now talk about how we unlock your own exponential potential, for your own sake and for everyone else's, no strings attached. Dare to Leap.

Everyone has potential, and deserves to realise it.
 

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Key takeaways

  1. Anyone can now change the world more simply and cheaply than ever before.
  2. The hard part is the first step, which means getting out of your chair.
  3. Matthew fell down a lot and struggled, and now works with friends and associates around the world to change mindsets.

Questions and answers

What does the Change the World, Dare to Leap keynote cover?

It is an interview short with Cherwell Software. Matthew Griffin explains how he took the leap himself, fell down a lot, got bruised black and blue and struggled. He then describes how he and his associates now help people realise their potential and change mindsets around the world.

Where and when was this session given?

The recap does not give a date or a venue. It describes the session as an interview short recorded with Cherwell Software.

Why does Matthew say people should take the leap?

He says everyone has potential and deserves to realise it. Change is now simpler and cheaper than ever, but you have to make the scary step first. He adds that friends are ready to help, with no strings attached.

Can Matthew give this keynote at our event?

Yes. Matthew tailors each session to the audience, as a keynote, panel, executive briefing or leadership workshop. He works in person first, anywhere in the world.

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