What's Really Important - Benson Saulo In Conversation With Phil Cummins Part 3: Love of Humanity

What does it mean to be your best self? How can help our students to place their lives in context of a whole education for a whole person? In this fourth special series of The Game Changers Podcast, Phil Cummins joins in conversation with Dr Hayley Watson and Benson Saulo to explore character, competency, and wellness through the story of a life. Benson Saulo is Australia's first Indigenous consul-general appointed to the United States. Amongst a long list of deeply impressive achievements, Benson has served as the Australian Youth Representative to the United Nations, and has received numerous awards, including the National NAIDOC Youth of the Year Award and the Ricci Marks Award, and has been featured in Cleo magazine's '30 under 30' list. In this episode, he and Phil discuss what it means to be a role model (and being comfortable with that), how it feels sitting with responsibility, and how to know if you're a successful leader.
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