Episode 6: Reigniting the Extraordinary Power of Human Connection in a Disconnected World with Nadine Hack

 
 
 
 

Summary:

Nadine Hack, lifelong social activist, peacemaker, and bridge-builder joins us to share her powerful insights on building relationships and cultivating genuine connection. In this conversation, she offers a preview of her upcoming book, The Power of Connectedness, with a foreword by Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Desmond Tutu, exploring how relationships, though often messy and complex, are the foundation of both personal and collective growth. Because true connection starts with openness and the courage to keep our hearts open, even when it’s hard.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

02:30 - Brunch with a Nobel Peace Prize Laureate

04:20 - Early life lessons that brought her to her work and purpose

07:55 - The power of connectedness

15:35 - What it takes to make and keep connections

20:15 - Wherever you go you are there

21:20 - Shifts in the way we connect with each other

25:45 - Drawing boundaries

31:30 - A remarkable story about holding people accountable

34:30 - Factors to the loneliness epidemic

39:10 - Why internal work is necessary in relationships

40:25 - AI relationships and the future of connections

46:45 - Will we ever reconnect with each other again

50:20 - Now or then: Is humanity in a better place

53:30 - Peace of mind

55:45 - One last powerful takeaway

Concepts and frameworks featured:

Agency, trust, interdependence, polarization, loneliness epidemic, AI

About the guest:

Nadine B Hack, CEO beCause Global Consulting, Senior board advisor Global Citizens Circle | LI, FB, TW, IG, Wiki 


Nadine Hack, CEO beCause Global Consulting, whose TEDxAdversaries to Allies’ has 15.5K+ viewers, helps individuals and organizations connect to core purpose; create synergy within entities; improve relations among internal and external stakeholders to benefit each and larger society. A human rights advocate since the 1960s, the first female Executive-in-Residence IMD Business School, she’s worked with senior leaders in business, NGOs, academia and government, including Nelson Mandela. Forbes Councils author, writing a book, ‘The Power of Connectedness’ with foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Awards include: Ethical Business Thought Leader; Responsible CEO of Year shortlist; Top Corporate Social Responsibility Leader; Top Ethical Business Influencer; Catalyst for Change; Inspiration lifetime achievement presented at Säid Business School Oxford.

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