Small Scale Impact | Revisiting Jimmy Westerheim| The Human Aspect

What if the greatest impact you'll ever make isn't measured in headlines or global reach but in the way you show up for the people right around you?

In this episode, Jimmy Westerheim, founder and CEO of The Human Aspect, returns to the podcast for a conversation that will shift how you think about leadership, impact, and community. 

Jimmy is someone who has seen the world up close, from growing up in a small Norwegian village to spending years in conflict zones like Afghanistan and Zimbabwe, and yet, what stands out most to him isn't the "big" stories. It's the small, deeply human ones.

We talk about why local heroes often go unseen, how solidarity is built in unexpected ways, and why the tiniest gestures can sometimes be the ones that echo the loudest. Jimmy reminds us that change doesn't always look like movements or revolutions, it often begins with everyday people, choosing to care and choosing to act.

This conversation will leave you thinking about your own community differently and hopefully inspired to notice the power you already hold to create ripples of change, right where you are.

So grab your headphones, settle in, and let Jimmy's reflections guide you back to the heart of what really matters.

Connect with our guest:

Jimmy Westerheim: LinkedIn | Instagram

The Human Aspect: Website (The Life Experience Library)  | Instagram 

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Jimmy also features in this episode: Human Connections Beyond Labels. Listen here. 

Special Thanks:

Special Thanks to Marie Ringler & her team at Ashoka / Austria for connecting Regina with Jimmy.