Episode 248: How To Become a Changemaker, With Dr. Patti Talbot, Founder and CEO of Blue Roads Education Group
Release Date: 08/01/2023
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info_outlineWhat is a changemaker and who can become one? In this episode, Dr. Patti Talbot defines what a changemaker is and explains that you don’t need to be someone extraordinarily special to make the change you want to see. Patti emphasizes working together to make change and shares some success stories from working with changemakers. Patti also talks about her career in education, founding Blue Roads Education Group, creating her podcast (On Your Own Terms) and public speaking.
3:16 – Patti talks about her career in education and starting Blue Roads Education Group.
5:25 – Patti explains her podcast and interview format.
8:40 – Patti shares when and why she started her podcast.
10:22 – Patti describes her public speaking about changemakers and why you don’t have to be special to become a changemaker.
15:37 – Patti defines “changemakers,” and shares her hope for changemakers.
20:40 – Patti talks about some success stories from changemakers.
24:41 – Patti shares a resource that has helped her.
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“One of my favorite definitions comes out of the University of Northampton in the United Kingdom, but I've tweaked it a little bit. Their definition of a changemaker is anyone who sees a social or environmental problem and has the skills and the grit to do something about it. Now, I've tweaked that a little bit because what I certainly know is no changemaker actually acts alone, so I've changed it to go this way: a changemaker is someone who sees a social or environmental problem and has the skills and the grit to work with others to do something about it. That ‘work with others’ in partnership is pretty critical to what it means to be a change maker.” – Dr. Patti Talbot, founder and CEO of Blue Roads Education Group
Links:
Nancy’s episode on Patti’s podcast: https://blueroadseducation.org/2023/06/07/connecting-with-curiosity-featuring-changemaker-nancy-marshall/?fbclid=IwAR01e4fzfIFXC0phQIoubqbIYdsWMq8PRW25s9BYiIoxaGf92L6-UWGWtIM
Heroic Public Speaking: https://heroicpublicspeaking.com/
One of Many: https://oneofmany.co.uk/coaching-certification/
Actually® Making a Difference with Sara Price: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/actually-making-a-difference-with-sara-price/id1633274286
About the guest:
Patti is the founder and CEO of Blue Roads Education Group. She cultivates the work of social changemakers who have a longing to create a more equitable, inclusive and healthful world for everyone by helping them develop the specific skills and confidence needed to take courageous action for change.
As a public educator in pre-K through graduate education for more than 35 years, Patti’s been a part of the growth journey for people of all ages and stages of life. By focusing on the four big ideas inherent in the company mantra, “Homegrown Solutions for a Patchwork World,” she now helps clients honor their roots and transform the way they show up and work with diverse others. Her work helps clients gain the courage needed to transcend their roles as "good citizens" to become "global changemakers," working for equity and justice for all.
Looking to connect:
Email: [email protected]
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pattitalbot/
Website: www.blueroadseducation.org