Understanding what moves you

12 Jun 2025 · 1 min
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In this brief introductory monologue, speaker Sally Koering Zimney urges listeners to become attentive to the moments that emotionally stir them—whether through a speech, conversation, book, podcast, or experience. She advises pausing to ask what moved them and why, positioning this self‑reflection as the first step toward understanding how to influence others. The speaker frames the broader series as an exploration of such moments, with the goal of helping participants grow into more effective leaders and more compassionate humans.

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