Demi Pietchell talks with former New York gubernatorial candidate Larry Sharpe about emotional intelligence in business, political corruption, and how the grift behind running for office really works.
This recording and its part 2 are a great case study in recognizing sneaky conflict-seeding tactics and dismantling them -- and bringing political engagement to the level of true relational and collaborative solutions implementation.
What's the plan? Here's a plan. Is your plan better? Let's do your plan then! What changes do we want to make to the plan? Let's discuss the plan we co-create in a committed, attuned, pro-active way. Let's follow through and get it implemented and then decide what plan we want to organize together next.
Let's refuse to allow meaningless, endless argumentation, substance-free media byte talking points, scapegoating, and blame-placing to foment distractions that enable predators to extract resources from communities and populations.
Political dialogue (dialogue? where?? is useless theatrical public back-stabbing ever also dialogue?) has been largely inaccessible for myself and many others who have encountered (wow, way) too much opportunistic violence when attempting to responsibly engage.
Meeting Larry Sharpe in this set of recordings was a great experience for me, thank you Demi. <3
Thank you so much - I was blown away by this conversation! Everything he covers is crucial to changing the conversation in such meaningful ways, and I love that he focuses on that and keeps the dialogue in his life moving toward solutions and resolutions.
He made my brain all like -- WHERE is his business consulting stuff? This needs more airtime everywhere. So I found a bunch of videos on some of his different platforms and queued them up. Radical nourishment acumen.
Larry Sharpe,Libertarian for NYS Governor...or maybe more...
This recording and its part 2 are a great case study in recognizing sneaky conflict-seeding tactics and dismantling them -- and bringing political engagement to the level of true relational and collaborative solutions implementation.
What's the plan? Here's a plan. Is your plan better? Let's do your plan then! What changes do we want to make to the plan? Let's discuss the plan we co-create in a committed, attuned, pro-active way. Let's follow through and get it implemented and then decide what plan we want to organize together next.
Let's refuse to allow meaningless, endless argumentation, substance-free media byte talking points, scapegoating, and blame-placing to foment distractions that enable predators to extract resources from communities and populations.
Political dialogue (dialogue? where?? is useless theatrical public back-stabbing ever also dialogue?) has been largely inaccessible for myself and many others who have encountered (wow, way) too much opportunistic violence when attempting to responsibly engage.
Meeting Larry Sharpe in this set of recordings was a great experience for me, thank you Demi. <3
Thank you so much - I was blown away by this conversation! Everything he covers is crucial to changing the conversation in such meaningful ways, and I love that he focuses on that and keeps the dialogue in his life moving toward solutions and resolutions.
He made my brain all like -- WHERE is his business consulting stuff? This needs more airtime everywhere. So I found a bunch of videos on some of his different platforms and queued them up. Radical nourishment acumen.
The links on this page will be helpful: https://www.1and1life.com/our-people/larry-sharpe
Wonderful conversation!
Thank you!! <3