021: Kare Anderson – How To Become An Opportunity Maker

Episode 021: Kare Anderson – How To Become An Opportunity Maker

I would like to thank Dorie Clark for introducing me to Kare.  Both Dorie and Kare are such great givers… Always trying to help others and they’ve done so much for me.   I was fascinated with this conversation with Kare.  She is incredibly intelligent and is a very deep thinker.  It was a joy to get her to put some of those thoughts on tape for this great podcast episode. This is episode is great for anyone who wants to become an opportunity maker.

Kare Anderson is an Emmy-winning former NBC and Wall Street Journal reporter, now connective behavior speaker and columnist for Forbes and Huffington Post.

Anderson’s TED talk on The Web of Humanity: Becoming an Opportunity Maker has attracted over 1.3 million views.

Her clients are as diverse as Salesforce, Novartis, S.F. Giants and The Skoll Foundation.

Episode 021: Kare Anderson – How To Become An Opportunity Maker

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The Learning Leader Show

“A learning leader is someone who is deeply curious about the world… And sees it as a fascination, not a fear…” – Kare Anderson

Some Questions I Ask:

• How did you prepare for your great Ted Talk?
• What was the process for that?
• How has that Ted Talk changed your lifef?
• Why do you think it moved so many people?
• What is your book “Moving From Me To We” all about?
• What is “The 2 AM Principle” all about? (His book title)
• What does being a “giver” mean to you?

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• “Specificity leads to clarity, credibility, and memorability.”
• Why Kare sat down for her Ted Talk (people never do this)
• How to move from “Me” to “We”
• Thin slicing – Helping Others
• How to get out of your comfort zone
• The elements that define a quality life

 “Specificity leads to clarity, credibility, and memorability.” – Kare Anderson

Continue Learning

• See why 1.3 million people have watched this TED Talk
• Read her book: "From Me To We"
• Follow Kare on Twitter @KareAnderson

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Did you enjoy the podcast?

I love discussing how we can all become an opportunity maker.  It’s a fascinating topic and Kare is Kare at it!  I really enjoyed speaking with her.  Who do you know that needs to hear this?  Send them to The Learning Leader Show!

Episode edited by the great J Scott Donnell

 Bio From SayItBetter.com

Kare Anderson is an Emmy-winning former NBC and Wall Street Journal reporter, now connective behavior speaker and columnist for Forbes and Huffington Post.

Anderson’s TED talk on The Web of Humanity: Becoming an Opportunity Maker has attracted over 1.3 million views.

Her clients are as diverse as Salesforce, Novartis, S.F. Giants and The Skoll Foundation.

 

She’s a founding board member of Annie’s Homegrown, co-founder of nine political PACs, and author of Mutuality Matters, Moving From Me to We, Getting What You Want and other books.

I would like to thank Dorie Clark for introducing me to Kare.  Both Dorie and Kare are such great givers… Always trying to help others and they’ve done so much for me.   I was fascinated with this conversation with Kare.  She is incredibly intelligent and is a very deep thinker.  It was a joy to get her to put some of those thoughts on tape for this great podcast episode. This is episode is great for anyone who wants to become an opportunity maker.

Kare Anderson is an Emmy-winning former NBC and Wall Street Journal reporter, now connective behavior speaker and columnist for Forbes and Huffington Post.

Anderson’s TED talk on The Web of Humanity: Becoming an Opportunity Maker has attracted over 1.3 million views.

Her clients are as diverse as Salesforce, Novartis, S.F. Giants and The Skoll Foundation.