Fuqua/Coach K Center on Leadership & Ethics (COLE); Duke Divinity School
6 episodes
7 months ago
In this episode of Duke’s Life of Significance series, host Sanyin Siang interviews Hubert Joly who reminds us to live a purpose-driven life—as individuals and as leaders. Hubert notes that it can be dangerous to think about yourself solely in terms of your work; figuring out your noble purpose and orienting your life around that purpose can correct the myth that we are only as valuable as our production output.
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In this episode of Duke’s Life of Significance series, host Sanyin Siang interviews Hubert Joly who reminds us to live a purpose-driven life—as individuals and as leaders. Hubert notes that it can be dangerous to think about yourself solely in terms of your work; figuring out your noble purpose and orienting your life around that purpose can correct the myth that we are only as valuable as our production output.
In this episode of Duke’s Life of Significance series, hosts Sanyin Siang and Greg Jones interview Bill Haslam, the former Governor of Tennessee and author of the book Faithful Presence. In this interview, Bill discusses outwardly focused leadership practices, engendering empathy in small moments of connection, and the humanity we all share. Bill also takes the time to share about his pardoning of Cyntoia Brown and the connection he intentionally made with her. Ultimately, it’s all about peop...
Duke Life of Significance
In this episode of Duke’s Life of Significance series, host Sanyin Siang interviews Hubert Joly who reminds us to live a purpose-driven life—as individuals and as leaders. Hubert notes that it can be dangerous to think about yourself solely in terms of your work; figuring out your noble purpose and orienting your life around that purpose can correct the myth that we are only as valuable as our production output.
