In this week's podcast, we discover how to soar into your individual or collective purpose at work with four simple but powerful questions to help us navigate uncertainty.

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You'll Learn:

[02:51] - Jackie shares why purpose is so powerful in moments when work and life feel chaotic.
[05:31] - Jackie explains how an appreciative inquiry approach can help us to discover the best of what is and what is possible to surface our purpose.
[07:45] - Jackie gives us four simple questions to help us SOAR into our purpose.
[11:08] - Jackie shares an example of how the four SOAR questions can be used to surface your what and why.
[15:48] - Jackie explains how teams and workplaces can use the four SOAR questions to help surface a shared sense of purpose.
[18:33] - Jackie offers advice for aligning people's individual purpose with the purpose of a team or organization.
[21:22] - Jackie shares how teams and workplaces drive radical change in 2021.
[23:56] - Jackie explains why it's never too soon to reach for purpose in a team or workplace.
[25:51] - Jackie gives us an exercise to help keep our sense of purpose in balance so we don't burn ourselves out.
[28:11] - Jackie completes the lightning round

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