This next question proves challenging – so challenging that at one point Jonathan, the master wordsmith, is at a loss for words. And that’s ok because it reveals a lot about why resistance to change can come from deep within ourselves, even when we know something has to change. Fasten your seatbelt for this one as there are a few sharp curves in the road. But we have a few laughs along the way.

01:12 Reference Cards – why do we repeat, particularly words and phrases?
07:45 Repeating’s role in changing thought and action
11.35 Amplifying
12.55 Two levels of “illumifying” –you and your meaningful change
15:05 Illuminate Question 6
16:55 When we want deep, enduring change across a community, it needs to take root everywhere.
20:53 An idea, a vision, may need time to reach everybody.
24:03 The moment of creation of a vision is much more explosive within the person.
25:12 The visionary’s need to be proactive.
26:30 A story of resistance to change
33:00 What the visionary does
34:48 Everywhere all at once?
41:20 What do YOU see as the opportunity for meaningful change from the perspective of where you stand?
45:55 - 51:00. Struggles to articulate what the opportunity for meaningful change is
54:19 A new understanding of the truth and why it’s so important.
56:20 Could it be some aspect of a truth that is currently invisible to them?
1:00:25 What if there are certain individuals who have the capacity to help the many?
1:06:54 Could you be the visionary shining the light on what needs to change but not the leader igniting it?
1:08:15 Definition of “ignite”
1:11:50 The risks of creating a vision as a group.
1:14:10 Modesty vs superpowers vs gifted
1:22:20 How does being lost for words feel?
1:25:22 “I’ve never been at peace with my silence.”
1:30:00 A story of what emerged while walking his dog
1:35:51 The