110: Why We Do What We Do Post Covid19 - Nita Baum ( Part Two)

<p><strong>Guest Overview</strong></p><p>Nita Baum is an entrepreneur, co-creator, facilitator, mentor-coach, and community-builder. She is also board lead for Solar responders - the NGO from previous guest <a href="https://theimpossiblenetwork.com/podcast/solar-responders/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Hunter Johansson</a> - so thanks to Hunter for making this happen.</p><p>Born in New York to an inspiring cancer scientist mother and a philosophical pharmacist father, her parents’ influenced her curiosity, appreciation for creation, and her right brain - left brain development.</p><p>In Part One of this two-parter we cover Nita’s early story.</p><p>In Part Two we discuss her perspectives on the broader impact of Covid19</p><p>cover what led Nita to form her business Bfree to partners with organizations to help them to activate individual, team, and organizational potential. Nita questions purpose role of work in light of the crisis and our growing realization of what can be achieved so easily and quickly</p><p>We discuss the transformative moment of now and how people are reacting and the opportunity for consciousness-raising, the reorientation of human capital and the transformative capacity in all of us.</p><p>I hope you are inspired by the vision, values and life philosophy of Nita Baum</p><p><strong>What we discuss:</strong></p><p>Nita's mother's wonder and awe and love of science</p><p>Her father’s broad expansive thinking and his concern for what it means to be human and our collective interdependence.</p><p>How Nita grew up to understand about food as a healing agent</p><p>Her Mother’s respect for science</p><p>A growing appreciation for art and science, and the process of creation</p><p>Nita's memories of her conversations with her father about MLK and JFK&nbsp;and her rebellious side</p><p>She discusses her sister's influence and their relationship</p><p>Playing games of the imagination</p><p>The love of school and the challenges she faced</p><p>Her love of reading and art and literature</p