IN THIS EPISODE...

Picture this: a seasoned real estate maven who seamlessly transitions from selling homes in California to drilling wells in remote African villages. Yes, you heard that right. But this is not just about water wells; it's about breaking chains, challenging traditions, and building dreams for those who need it the most.

In this episode, we delve into the life of a remarkable individual whose passion for people knows no bounds. From the sun-kissed shores of Southern California to the vast landscapes of Africa, our guest's story unfolds with a captivating blend of resilience, empathy, and a relentless pursuit of positive change.

My guest today, John Renouard, is the visionary founder of WHOlives.org. John spearheads initiatives to bring clean water, economic empowerment, and justice to communities in need. His innovative approach to philanthropy goes beyond traditional models, emphasizing sustainable solutions and community ownership.

Today's conversation is a testament to the boundless potential of human compassion and the courage to make a difference. It transcends borders, industries, and conventional norms, leaving you inspired and ready to break YOUR chains, whatever they may be.

 

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ABOUT JOHN RENOUARD:

John Renouard, the visionary founder of WHOlives.org, is a beacon of hope in the realm of humanitarian efforts, with a mission focused on Water, Health, and Opportunity. As the driving force behind this organization, John is committed to creating lasting positive change by addressing the fundamental challenges faced by communities worldwide. The acronym WHO in WHOlives.org stands for Water, Health, and Opportunity, encapsulating the organization's multifaceted approach to tackling poverty and improving the quality of life for countless individuals. Recognizing that poverty cannot be eradicated but can be replaced by economic growth, John's philosophy centers on creating opportunities rather than fostering dependency.

One groundbreaking innovation epitomizing John's dedication to transformative change is the "Village Drill," a human-powered water drilling rig. This ingenious solution allows WHOlives.org to bring clean water to millions of people, a crucial step in breaking the cycle of poverty. The delivery of clean and abundant water addresses immediate needs and sparks a cascade of positive effects, offering new hope to families in dire circumstances.

 

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WHAT TO LISTEN FOR:

1.    What is the relationship between leadership, culture, and gender in an organization?

2.    How does water drilling technology positively impact communities, and what challenges may arise?

3.    How does practicing courageous agility benefit individuals and...

IN THIS EPISODE...

Picture this: a seasoned real estate maven who seamlessly transitions from selling homes in California to drilling wells in remote African villages. Yes, you heard that right. But this is not just about water wells; it's about breaking chains, challenging traditions, and building dreams for those who need it the most.

In this episode, we delve into the life of a remarkable individual whose passion for people knows no bounds. From the sun-kissed shores of Southern California to the vast landscapes of Africa, our guest's story unfolds with a captivating blend of resilience, empathy, and a relentless pursuit of positive change.

My guest today, John Renouard, is the visionary founder of WHOlives.org. John spearheads initiatives to bring clean water, economic empowerment, and justice to communities in need. His innovative approach to philanthropy goes beyond traditional models, emphasizing sustainable solutions and community ownership.

Today's conversation is a testament to the boundless potential of human compassion and the courage to make a difference. It transcends borders, industries, and conventional norms, leaving you inspired and ready to break YOUR chains, whatever they may be.

 

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Full show notes, links to resources mentioned, and other compelling episodes can be found at http://LeadYourGamePodcast.com. (Click the magnifying icon at the top right and type “John”)

Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! 

------------

JUST FOR YOU: Increase your leadership acumen by identifying your personal Leadership Trigger. Take my free my free quiz and instantly receive your 5-page report.

Need to up-level your workforce or execute strategic People initiatives? https://shockinglydifferent.com/contact or tweet @KaranRhodes.

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ABOUT JOHN RENOUARD:

John Renouard, the visionary founder of WHOlives.org, is a beacon of hope in the realm of humanitarian efforts, with a mission focused on Water, Health, and Opportunity. As the driving force behind this organization, John is committed to creating lasting positive change by addressing the fundamental challenges faced by communities worldwide. The acronym WHO in WHOlives.org stands for Water, Health, and Opportunity, encapsulating the organization's multifaceted approach to tackling poverty and improving the quality of life for countless individuals. Recognizing that poverty cannot be eradicated but can be replaced by economic growth, John's philosophy centers on creating opportunities rather than fostering dependency.

One groundbreaking innovation epitomizing John's dedication to transformative change is the "Village Drill," a human-powered water drilling rig. This ingenious solution allows WHOlives.org to bring clean water to millions of people, a crucial step in breaking the cycle of poverty. The delivery of clean and abundant water addresses immediate needs and sparks a cascade of positive effects, offering new hope to families in dire circumstances.

 

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WHAT TO LISTEN FOR:

1.    What is the relationship between leadership, culture, and gender in an organization?

2.    How does water drilling technology positively impact communities, and what challenges may arise?

3.    How does practicing courageous agility benefit individuals and organizations?

4.    What aspects of nonprofit work contribute to personal fulfillment?

5.    What are the pros and cons of intuitive decision-making, and how can individuals balance it with analytical reasoning?

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FEATURED TIMESTAMPS:

[04:25] A Normal Joe's Extraordinary Journey

[07:03] Drilling for a Difference: From Selling Homes to Providing Clean Water Worldwide

[17:16] Beyond Charity: The Transformative Power of Empowerment in Global Water Initiatives

[21:13] Breaking Chains, Building Hope: A Journey to End Female Genital Mutilation and Child Marriage

[27:41] Signature Segment: John's LATTOYG Tactics of Choice

[30:18] Signature Segment: John’s entry into the LATTOYG Playbook: Building Success through Empathy and Supportive Leadership

[34:55] Signature Segment: Karan's Take

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LINKS FOR JOHN:

Website: wholives.org/

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/john-renouard

Facebook: facebook.com/WHOlives.org

Twitter: twitter.com/WHOlivesORG

Instagram: instagram.com/wholives/

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PEOPLE AND RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Article: When it's time to decide, what does your intuition say?

Global Cognition Article: How to Develop Your Intuitive Decision-Making

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR YOU:

Overview:  The Lead at the Top of Your Game Leadership Development Experience

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