
Humans Make the Best Leaders: Dr Jennifer Nash on PYP 627
Are empathy and humanity compatible with great leadership, or do they just get in the way?
The Plant Yourself Podcast: interviews with fascinating practitioners, researchers, and DOers – published every Tuesday.
Thought-provoking, irreverent, funny, and empowering essays and rants on how to get – and stay – healthy. Read ’em online, or get ’em in your inbox.
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Want to become a wicked-effective health coach? Coaching training for clinicians looking to influence their clients, coaches who want to grow their skills, and plant-based advocates who want to change the world one client at a time.

Are empathy and humanity compatible with great leadership, or do they just get in the way?

Want to become a more impactful leader and communicator? Discover how stories, metaphors, and even a bag of potato chips can transform the way you influence others.

How to navigate a chaotic world that’s only going to get crazier.
I’ve been engaged in a grand debate with myself about that question for several weeks now.
This article shares four reasons to become a health coach during the pandemic, and three reasons not to.

Would you like my personal support on your journey to health, but haven’t been able to afford 1-on-1 coaching? In response to the challenges of COVID-19 (and thanks to a wonderful conversation with Mark Silver of Heart of Business), I’ve changed my pricing model to “Pay from the Heart.” Plus I’ve added group calls for my private coaching clients (a first). Check out this video for details.

One of the factors that weakens any system – a garden, a community, a nation – is lack of diversity.
Monocultures provide economies of scale, but also opportunities for scaled disaster. A messy, diverse ecosystem is far healthier and more resilient.
Today I talk about how we support diversity in our garden, and why the messiness and inefficiency is more than compensated for in terms of yield and risk management.
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