Episode 27

Small actions, big impact and the power of empathy, with Siri Abrahamsen from Gleding (World of Empathy)

Siri Abrahamsen is a public speaker, author and the founder and CEO of the company World of Empathy or Gleding, which is the name in Norwegian. 

She is also the mother of three boys and a really wonderful person, which I am absolutely certain you will agree with me on after listening to this episode.

Her message about how small actions create big impact and how we all need to be seen, heard and included, brings a really important element to the work to create a better future. 

This message and Siri’s work needs to be spread! So if you are listening to this from a very different part of the world and think that this is something you want to learn more about, then please reach out. We need a whole world of empathy!


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siri@gleding.com

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Geophysicist by formal education, with a background within mobile satellite communication and the oil and gas industry. I did a 180 degree pivot in my career in 2016 and have since then focused all my energy and time to explore how we can have the optimal combination of the three pillars;
a good life - an interesting job - a healthy planet.
I have a strong sense of urgency when it comes to the huge challenges we are facing in the years to come, especially when it comes to climate change, but I strongly believe in the potential in people to step up and do the work when it is really needed.
That time is now.