Circles of influence

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The Mother Nature podcast, hosted by an international community of mothers, inspires your motherhood journey by sharing women's circles stories, interviews with professionals, and nature connection practices. We explore mothers as natural leaders. It is for mothers of children of all ages, all races, backgrounds, from cultures, and women without children who lead and mother projects. This podcast is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.

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Circles of influence

Mother Nature Podcast

12 minutes 20 seconds

2 years ago

Circles of influence

The concept of circles of concern and influence was introduced by Steven Covey in his book 7 habits of highly effective people. It feels highly relevant and useful in these times of global turmoil. Looby shares some more extracts from the forthcoming book "Mothers as Natural Leaders".

Looby first wrote about this in her book People & Permaculture.

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