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#37 Ken Woodward: Walking 2,085 Miles Through America's Hard History

Curated Questions host, Ken Woodward recounts his transformative journey of questioning deeply held beliefs about patriotism and social justice, influenced by significant moments, readings, and personal encounters.

This introspective episode delves into his midlife reevaluation of American history, racism, and the resilience required to challenge ingrained myths. From walking through Washington DC to participating in significant social movements, Ken shares the trials, learning experiences, and the courage it took to step outside his comfort zone.

The episode underscores the importance of continuous questioning and engagement in personal and societal growth.

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categories: Leadership, Coaching, Listening, Mentoring, Personal Growth, Innovation, Strategy
Thursday 06.26.25
Posted by Kenneth Woodward
 

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