Jacinda Ardern’s speech to Yale graduates: leading with empathy is a strength

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In this remarkable, deeply socially intelligent ten minute speech Jacinda Ardern speaks of the peril of the global inflection point we are currently poised upon, particularly in relation to the US, and reminds us of what works.

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    She spoke for nigh on 40 mins. and not once that I could tell did she need to follow her notes.

    Compare her values to those that exist in our present government. Even if she was not able to fulfil all her pledges as PM due to the onslaught of crisis after crisis including a pandemic and a major disaster, hers was a government that endeavoured to make NZ a better place. And now we have a government determined to wind back the clock to an age of division, hatred and economic sabotage designed to favour the wealthy over the rest of the population.

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      "Ask not what your country world can do for you ask what you can do for your country world"

      The current lot in govt here are the real imposters……..

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