Roy Craft's guest appearances

Roy Craft

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A New Business Mindset

Bill Watkins

Jay Bailey

Sara Robinson

Tommy Breedlove

Steve Gold

Lee Ellis

Rachel Adams

Lori Cheek

Kay Lindahl

Robert Mallon

Cheryl Einhorn

Daniel Crosby

Matteo Franceschetti

Ryan Holiday

Shama Hyder

OwlTail

Joined on the show by Roy Craft, President of GroupSpace LLC.Roy has had a long and varied career from technical and retail fields to international corporate business to non-profit and higher education. He has simultaneously had strong avocational interests in positive peace, sustainability, education and making.Four key takaways from our conversation with Roy Craft:1. The importance of developing an integrated life as opposed to a balanced life, and how the Millennial generation is showing us the way to do this;2. The extent to which we have divisions and segmentation in our society which we accept as normal today, but which in an historical context have not been so….such as the idea that we need to educate differently for the sciences and the arts;3. We need to embrace change and dynamism. Diversity is not enough, but it is a start; disruption is not the goal but it’s a beginning.4. We can train ourselves in spontaneity and bring this into our lives to create something new, something happy, something wonderful and fulfilling of our lives.This interview was originally published on A New Business Mindset.###

Joined on the show by Roy Craft, President of GroupSpace LLC. Roy has had a long and varied career from technical and retail fields to international corporate business to non-profit and higher education. He has simultaneously had strong avocational interests in positive peace, sustainability, education and making. Four key takaways from our conversation with Roy Craft: 1. The importance of developing an integrated life as opposed to a balanced life, and how the Millennial generation is showing us the way to do this; 2. The extent to which we have divisions and segmentation in our society which we accept as normal today, but which in an historical context have not been so….such as the idea that we need to educate differently for the sciences and the arts; 3. We need to embrace change and dynamism. Diversity is not enough, but it is a start; disruption is not the goal but it’s a beginning. 4. We can train ourselves in spontaneity and bring this into our lives to create something new, something happy, something wonderful and fulfilling of our lives. This interview was originally published on A New Business Mindset. ###

Roy Craft: An integrated life, embracing change, and train for spontaneity

Roy Craft has had a long and varied career from technical and retail fields to international corporate business to non-profit and higher education. He has simultaneously had strong avocational interests in positive peace, sustainability, education and making. Craft is President of GroupSpace LLC. Previously Craft led the Regional Council of Churches of Atlanta, a 134-year-old… Read More » The post Roy Craft: Diversity Is Not Enough appeared first on Gareth J Young.

Roy Craft has had a long and varied career from technical and retail fields to international corporate business to non-profit and higher education. He has simultaneously had strong avocational interests in positive peace, sustainability, education and making. Craft is President of GroupSpace LLC. Previously Craft led the Regional Council of Churches of Atlanta, a 134-year-old… <a href="http://garethjyoung.com/roy-craft-diversity-not-enough/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read More »</a> The post <a href="http://garethjyoung.com/roy-craft-diversity-not-enough/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Roy Craft: Diversity Is Not Enough</a> appeared first on <a href="http://garethjyoung.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Gareth J Young</a>.

Roy Craft: Diversity Is Not Enough

Roy Craft: Conversations of Consequence Over Time Reading this via email? Click here to LISTEN NOW! Roy is the Director of Program Development for Professional Education at Georgia Tech. Currently he is working on projects to further STEM education in Georgia K-12 schools, with an emphasis on creating and making accessible resources of teachers. Roy… Read More » The post Roy Craft: Conversations of Consequence Over Time appeared first on Gareth J Young.

Roy Craft: Conversations of Consequence Over Time Reading this via email? Click here to LISTEN NOW! Roy is the Director of Program Development for Professional Education at Georgia Tech. Currently he is working on projects to further STEM education in Georgia K-12 schools, with an emphasis on creating and making accessible resources of teachers. Roy… <a href="http://garethjyoung.com/roy-craft-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read More »</a> The post <a href="http://garethjyoung.com/roy-craft-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Roy Craft: Conversations of Consequence Over Time</a> appeared first on <a href="http://garethjyoung.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Gareth J Young</a>.

Roy Craft: Conversations of Consequence Over Time

Roy Craft: Power and Love Reading this via email? Click here to LISTEN NOW! Roy Craft is the Director of Program Development for Professional Education at Georgia Tech. Currently he is working on projects to further STEM education in Georgia K-12 schools, with an emphasis on creating and making accessible resources of teachers. Roy is… Read More » The post Roy Craft: Power and Love appeared first on Gareth J Young.

Roy Craft: Power and Love Reading this via email? Click here to LISTEN NOW! Roy Craft is the Director of Program Development for Professional Education at Georgia Tech. Currently he is working on projects to further STEM education in Georgia K-12 schools, with an emphasis on creating and making accessible resources of teachers. Roy is… <a href="http://garethjyoung.com/roy-craft/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read More »</a> The post <a href="http://garethjyoung.com/roy-craft/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Roy Craft: Power and Love</a> appeared first on <a href="http://garethjyoung.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Gareth J Young</a>.