Episode 30: The Accidental Emigrant with Philip Keay

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AudaciousNess

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AudaciousNess showcases individuals who have set themselves bold, audacious goals and have worked to achieve them. Our purpose is to inspire people to act with the courage to create a positive impact in the world. Through interviewing 'regular people' about their audacious goals, we highlight the fact that role models are everywhere. Each and every one of us can have an impact in some way. Our goal is to enable a courageous community that honours their genius and lives their calling. UPDATE: AudaciousNess the book was launched in May 2023! More information at https://audaciousness.club/

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Episode 30: The Accidental Emigrant with Philip Keay

AudaciousNess

50 minutes 10 seconds

3 years ago

Episode 30: The Accidental Emigrant with Philip Keay

In 1991, Philip Keay accidentally emigrated to Thailand, where he accidentally became a teacher. He now devotes his life to exploring the inner and outer worlds and to inspiring others to empower themselves. His book Menu for a Spiritual Revolution, which brings together what Philip has learned over decades of life experience, was published in 2021. In this interview, Philip talks about:

what brought him to Thailand and what made him stay
how to embrace life’s ‘accidents’ and live in the moment
the differences between teaching and learning; leadership and control
how nurturing self-control advances freedom, reinforces values and reduces fear
the problems with our current broken schooling model and how we can fix it

For more information about Philip’s book and his online course for home educators, go to https://linktr.ee/philipkeay or follow Philip on his Facebook page or YouTube Channel.

The TED Talk mentioned in this episode is Sir Ken Robinson’s Do schools kill creativity?

If you enjoyed this episode you may be interested in Episode 27: Question Everything with Mike Patterson and Episode 32: 21st Century Skills with Nik Pandya

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Music: Pablito's Way by Paolo Pavan