59. Amanda Sherlip & Enhancing Society Through Responsible Leadership

<p>🍂 Dressed to welcome fall. 02:05</p><p>👢 A story about the special cowboy boots from her mom and horseback riding. 03:15</p><p>🎻Training to be a classical violinist but having a variety of interests. 05:52</p><p>👩‍🎓 Why she decided to pursue an MBA degree in the nonprofit sector. 08:48</p><p>🎼 Musicians: a spiritual relationship with money and philanthropy. 12:14</p><p>😊 The arts were privatized, and Amanda wanted to make the arts more accessible. 14:10</p><p>⏩ A call to action coming from within herself: Pushing the needle to get the corporate world more invested in the public sector. 17:17</p><p>🤠 Randy’s thoughts on the Austin Symphony Orchestra. 19:39</p><p>💸 The earned income model and wage issues: musicians are not meant to be martyrs. 21:34</p><p>💲 The philanthropic component of general and programmatic funding. Who's going to advocate for the wages of the artist? 23:45</p><p>🤩 Literacy empowers freedom and democratization of thought and opportunity, 27:20</p><p>🧶 The technique of knitting seamlessly using reflective yarn and how it can help runners. 28:34</p><p>🧢 The patent for the complicated technique used for Personal Habitat’s safety beanies. 30:49</p><p>🌟 Reflective yarn helps bikers, cyclists, kids at bus stops and it is made by a responsible eco-friendly company 34:10</p><p>🙃 Kent’s story on Resonate. 36:58</p><p><br></p><p>Connect with Amanda: <a href="https://handsacrossthesea.org">www.handsacrossthesea.org</a> and <a href="https://www.mypersonalhabitat.com/">www.mypersonalhabitat.com</a></p><p>🤓 Connect with us: <a href="http://www.resonateengine.com">www.resonateengine.com</a></p>