Meet Daniel Hill — you may know him as the guy who started the Open Door Climate Movement! We discuss fear as a motivator for action, redefining networking as an introvert and balancing optimism with systemic realities.
Daniel's journey shows that making a difference often means creating spaces for genuine human connection.
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