Be Remarkable - On how to make a difference!

be remarkable (presentations)

Communicating with moral ambition means speaking not just to be heard, but to serve something greater than ourselves. It means you have a truly deep sense of the WHY and WHY what you're saying matters. It calls for clarity, courage, and a deep sense of responsibility. Don't underestimate the impact our words have, and the change they can create. When we present with purpose, we move beyond performance and into influence; we connect not just minds, but values. This is where real impact lives: in communication that’s honest, intentional, and anchored in the kind of future we want to help build.

be remarkable (meetings)

This is so important if we actually want to make a difference. Applying moral ambition in meetings means showing up with more than just an agenda. It means showing up with intention. It’s about creating space for truth, not just consensus; for listening deeply, not just waiting to speak. When we ground our conversations in purpose and shared values, meetings shift from routine check-ins to moments of real alignment and progress. Moral ambition invites us to lead with integrity, ask better questions, and ensure that what’s discussed moves us closer to the change we want to see. For some reason we've lost focus of that at times. The good news is this intent will help bring this back.

be remarkable (in an interview)

And finally today and keeping on the theme....In an interview, moral ambition shows when you speak to more than just your qualifications. You speak to your values. It’s about framing your experience through the impact you’ve created, the lives you've changed, the difference you've made and the greater purpose that drives you. You demonstrate it by showing not only what you’ve done, but why it mattered (once again more why than what please). And when your answers align personal ambition with collective good, that’s when you truly stand out.