My First Live Webinar: How Young Professionals Can Lead the Next Economy. Here's What Happened

Learn how young professionals can lead the next economy. Dive into a personal story about water, conservation, and making a global impact.

During my brief stay in a remote village, I helped with fetching water. It wasn't a daily chore for me, but it was a crucial part of life. We didn't have a bathroom inside, so we used a separate outside bathroom. A barrel held our water inside the bathroom. Grabbing the scoop and allowing the cold water to flow over my head was a refreshing shower after a long, hot day. Sometimes, if I showered in the morning, they would be kind enough to bring a tea kettle of hot water, a simple luxury I'll never forget.

This experience, so common for millions around the world, fundamentally shaped my perspective. I grew up in California and later retired to Colorado, two places where fresh water is a scarce, valuable resource. I saw firsthand how conservation and responsible use were not just suggestions, but necessities.

But today, the problem is bigger than just conservation. As a global community, we face a crisis where our rivers, lakes, and oceans are not just running low—they are being poisoned. Plastic waste, like the kind we discussed in a recent case study, is a massive problem. But it's not alone. Harmful chemicals are spreading through our waterways, killing marine life and contaminating a resource vital to all of us.

This is precisely the kind of challenge that the next generation of leaders must solve.

Recently, I hosted my first-ever live webinar on the topic: "How Young Professionals Can Lead the Next Economy." I wanted to show my audience that the power to create a better world isn’t just in the hands of politicians or large corporations—it’s in the hands of young, innovative minds who are developing sustainable businesses, from grassroots conservation efforts to global-scale projects.

The energy was incredible, and we dove deep into some of the most pressing issues, including a fascinating case study on plastic waste.

Inspired by the conversation and organizations like Team Water, which is challenging people this month to help raise $40M to give 2 million people clean water for decades, I created a special guide to help you get started on making a difference right where you are.

I'm excited to share a new, free resource: "The Conscious Leader's Guide to Water: Conservation & Protection."

In this guide, you’ll learn:

Why fresh water is a critical economic issue, not just an environmental one.
Practical, actionable tips for conserving water in your home and community.
Simple ways to get involved in protecting our waterways from pollution.

This guide is my gift to you—a valuable tool for anyone who wants to become a more conscious leader.

You can get your free gift right here.

If you want to go deeper and take the next step in becoming a new economic leader, you can check out my micro-course. It's designed to give you the foundational tools and knowledge you need to turn your passion into a business.

And, of course, you can watch the full webinar replay to see how all these pieces fit together.

Categories: : Business, Community, Global Business, Leadership, Online Courses, Personal Development, Sustainability