In this episode of the How to Share podcast, Wynne Leon talks with banker, adventurer and friend, Jill Jones, about the complexities of password sharing, emphasizing the importance of trusted access and the evolving methods of password management. They explore personal experiences, the impact of technology on security practices, and provide practical tips for navigating password storage and sharing in both personal and professional contexts.

Takeaways

• Passwords are often thought of as secrets, but they are actually private.
• It's essential to have trusted individuals who can access passwords when needed.
• Old methods of password storage, like writing them down, are becoming obsolete.
• Digital vaults can provide a secure way to store important documents and passwords.
• Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security but can complicate access.
• Banking experiences offer valuable lessons in password security and fraud prevention.
• Regularly changing passwords can lead to reliance on easily guessable information.
• Technology is changing how we manage and share passwords.
• Planning for unexpected events, like sudden death, is crucial for password access.
• Having a system in place for sharing passwords is necessary for security.

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In this episode, Wynne Leon is with corporate communications specialist Brian Hannon. Brian shares his unique perspective on optimism, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging risks and challenges before moving towards a positive outlook.

He discusses the role of authenticity in communication, the balance between optimism and realism, and how humor can help navigate difficult conversations.

The conversation also touches on parenting and the lessons learned from life's challenges, ultimately highlighting the value of embracing discomfort for personal growth.

Takeaways

• Brian sees risks and challenges first before finding positives.
• Acknowledging failure is crucial for a realistic perspective.
• Authenticity is essential in communication and leadership.
• Humor helps in delivering tough messages without negativity.
• Parenting influences how we perceive risks and challenges.
• Writing helps clarify thoughts and learn from experiences.
• Embracing discomfort can lead to long-term growth.
• Balancing perspectives can enhance collaboration and understanding.
• Life's challenges often provide valuable lessons.
• Finding a middle ground between optimism and realism is key.

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In this episode, Wynne Leon and Vicki Atkinson talk with activist and author Sam Daley-Harris about his journey in advocacy, the importance of facing hopelessness, and the power of transformational advocacy. They explore the difference between transactional and transformational approaches, the impact of cynicism on political engagement, and the necessity of community support in advocacy efforts. Sam shares personal stories and insights on how individuals can reclaim their power and make a difference in their communities and the world.

Takeaways

• Advocacy requires facing our own hopelessness to find purpose.
• Transformational advocacy involves deeper engagement than transactional actions.
• Cynicism can lead to inaction; we must choose to engage.
• Community support is crucial for effective advocacy.
• Building relationships with legislators can lead to meaningful change.
• The state of democracy is influenced by citizen engagement and activism.
• Positive changes in society often go unnoticed by the public.
• We need to encourage optimism and action in our communities.
• Commitment to advocacy can lead to personal transformation.
• Every individual has the power to make a difference.

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