What if the key to understanding—and acting on—climate change lies not in distant data, but in our own backyards, memories, and conversations?
Climate change. For many business leaders and executives, the term conjures images of melting glaciers, dire scientific reports, and a sense of overwhelming scale. It’s easy to feel that the problem is too big, too abstract, and too far removed from our daily lives. But what if there's a different way?
The host, Charlene Norman, of Good Stewardship; Lasting Impact, explores how personal experience and storytelling might transform the way we approach climate change. Here are the main themes covered in this episode.
1. Make Climate Change Personal: Start with Your Own Weather Diary
2. Connect the Dots: Understand the Long Game of Nature
3. Shift the Narrative: It’s Not About Saving the Earth—It’s About Saving Ourselves
4. Build Community Through Storytelling and Relationships
5. Be a Bridge Builder: Inspire Action for Future Generations
Conclusion: YOUR Story Matters—Now Share It
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