Live Like You Were Dying with Nick Kittle | Ep. 31
About this episode
Nick Kittle is a nationally recognized leader in the field of public sector innovation and author of the book, Sustainovation. At the age of 35, Nick suffered a major health scare and it would become a catalytic moment in his quest to find personal purpose and fulfillment. He would go on to ask himself the following question: "What pays my soul?"
We explore a wide array of topics in this deeply personal and introspective conversation with relevant and applicable lessons for public sector managers seeking to build a more innovative department or organization.
SHOW NOTES:
Nick Kittle is the author of "Sustainovation: Building sustainable innovation in government, one wildly creative idea at a time." He is an accomplished public speaker and you can find additional information at his website: Sustainovation.us.
You are also invited to reach out and contact him for professional advice and consultation on his LinkedIn page. YouTube video link for Tim McGraw's "Live Like You Were Dying"
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