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Thank you Dr. Caldicott for sharing your insights with KreativeCircle.com & Authors by Sasha! 🙏 Authors by Sasha Kreative Circle
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jed morley & sasha in conversation5/30/2022 Thank you ValiantCEO for sharing my thoughts on goal setting & achievement! Check Out the Article Below: "Sasha Laghonh – Sasha Talks – Connecting You With Your Goals Through Meaningful Action" The wonderful evolution of women in the workspace does require education and uncomfortable conversations in how the virtues of women can enhance the morale and the business performance within organizations. Engaging people for the sake of going down a checklist isn’t the best way because it situates good women at risk of suffering at the hands of myopic leadership run predominantly by men, an inexperienced management, or merely complicit people choosing negligence. Men and women bring many strengths to the table that need to be analyzed to ensure healthy collaborations in the business space. More women are encouraged to lobby for reform in areas where gender biases exist which limit women from having a voice in the boardroom, personnel management; voting on organizational matters; etc. Women participating in business is also a conversation that overlaps with diversity and inclusion in many industries. - Founder, Speaker & Author - Sasha Laghonh
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Nobel Peace Prize Winner Dr. Helen Caldicott Visits Moving Mountains with Sasha!
​Physician, Author and Speaker
​Helen Caldicott, a graduate of the University of Adelaide School of Medicine, was a faculty member of Harvard Medical School and in 1974 founded the Cystic Fibrosis Clinic at Adelaide Children’s hospital. In 1971 she played a major role in Australia’s opposition to French atmospheric nuclear testing in the Pacific. While at Harvard in the early 1980s, she helped to reinvigorate, as its president, Physicians for Social Responsibility, an organization of 23,000 doctors committed to educating their colleagues about the dangers of nuclear power, nuclear weapons and nuclear war. On trips abroad she helped start similar medical organizations in many other countries; their umbrella group, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985. She also founded the Women’s Action for Nuclear Disarmament (WAND) in the US in 1980.
The author or editor of eight books including Nuclear Madness, Missile Envy, and, most recently, Sleepwalking to Armageddon, she has been the recipient of many awards and honorary degrees, the subject of three award-winning documentary films, and was named one of the 20th Century’s most influential women by the Smithsonian Institution. She makes her home nowadays in her native Australia. Credit: Dr. Helen Caldicott ​
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Thank you Marg & Team @ 5 Minutes for Me for sharing my insights! #lifestyle #productivity #results #mindset #goals Download the app today. 👍
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heidi sander & Sasha explore journaling5/14/2022 Thank you Heidi Sander for interviewing me to share my journaling experiences with your audience! Meet Heidi Award-winning poet, Pushcart Prize nominee and bestselling author Heidi Sander, is also the creator of Pathways To Poetry, an online program that helps poets develop their writing, publish their poetry, and promote their work. She also has extensive experience in the literary world as the founder and creative director of organizations such as Blue Moon Publishers, Stratford Writers Festival, and DigiWriting Book Marketing Agency. Proceeds from her bestselling travel series (written under her pseudonym) have contributed to conservation projects and proceeds from her upcoming novel, Interim, will contribute to elder care. Story and writing is at the heart of everything Heidi Sander does. Credit: Heidi Sander; Pathways to Poetry ✏️ Check out our collaboration for Authority Magazine below 🗒️ Sasha of Sasha Talks: How Journaling Helped Me Be More Calm, Mindful And Resilient |