Jacinda Ardern

of saying that the cause of the insecurity you feel or the financial insecurity you feel is this group or this group. And that is a quick and easy way to do politics. Incite fear. It's the oldest trick in the book, but it is the most harmful and the most damaging. And I talk openly about the alternatives because they exist.

There are leaders who champion empathetic leadership, who actually want to solve the problems. But what we see a spotlight more often is that alternative. I wish so much that we can turn towards those more optimistic, hopeful and inclusive responses to problems rather than the fear that we see people reach to.

There are leaders who champion empathetic leadership, who actually want to solve the problems. But what we see a spotlight more often is that alternative. I wish so much that we can turn towards those more optimistic, hopeful and inclusive responses to problems rather than the fear that we see people reach to.

There are leaders who champion empathetic leadership, who actually want to solve the problems. But what we see a spotlight more often is that alternative. I wish so much that we can turn towards those more optimistic, hopeful and inclusive responses to problems rather than the fear that we see people reach to.

There are other politicians, there are politicians out there and leaders out there. who believe in solving those core fundamental problems rather than politicking around them. I see it. I see it. I've met them. I run a fellowship program called Field to support that.

There are other politicians, there are politicians out there and leaders out there. who believe in solving those core fundamental problems rather than politicking around them. I see it. I see it. I've met them. I run a fellowship program called Field to support that.

There are other politicians, there are politicians out there and leaders out there. who believe in solving those core fundamental problems rather than politicking around them. I see it. I see it. I've met them. I run a fellowship program called Field to support that.

I see it at lots of different levels. I see it in leadership. I think the president of Mexico at the moment is... so genuinely focused on the well-being of her people through difficult times. I see it in lots of places, but I see it at, you know, new incoming MPs, MEPs. We need to shine a light on them because I think people are losing their hope in politics.

I see it at lots of different levels. I see it in leadership. I think the president of Mexico at the moment is... so genuinely focused on the well-being of her people through difficult times. I see it in lots of places, but I see it at, you know, new incoming MPs, MEPs. We need to shine a light on them because I think people are losing their hope in politics.

I see it at lots of different levels. I see it in leadership. I think the president of Mexico at the moment is... so genuinely focused on the well-being of her people through difficult times. I see it in lots of places, but I see it at, you know, new incoming MPs, MEPs. We need to shine a light on them because I think people are losing their hope in politics.

And yet there are people that they should feel hopeful about.

And yet there are people that they should feel hopeful about.

And yet there are people that they should feel hopeful about.

I had certain mantras that would run through my head. And the one that was most common was just, let this be the right decision. Let's be the right decision. And that didn't always mean the most popular decision. I could carry the weight of an unpopular decision if it felt like it was the right one. I could wear a lot if it felt like the right one. But just let it be the right thing to do.

I had certain mantras that would run through my head. And the one that was most common was just, let this be the right decision. Let's be the right decision. And that didn't always mean the most popular decision. I could carry the weight of an unpopular decision if it felt like it was the right one. I could wear a lot if it felt like the right one. But just let it be the right thing to do.

I had certain mantras that would run through my head. And the one that was most common was just, let this be the right decision. Let's be the right decision. And that didn't always mean the most popular decision. I could carry the weight of an unpopular decision if it felt like it was the right one. I could wear a lot if it felt like the right one. But just let it be the right thing to do.

One of the strengths of all of those things that I thought would hold me back of a little bit of that self-doubt was actually I would prepare. I would bring in experts. I would use people who had the knowledge and expertise to give me the best possible advice. I would read everything I could about a challenge that was presenting itself. And then I would overlay my values and my intuition.

One of the strengths of all of those things that I thought would hold me back of a little bit of that self-doubt was actually I would prepare. I would bring in experts. I would use people who had the knowledge and expertise to give me the best possible advice. I would read everything I could about a challenge that was presenting itself. And then I would overlay my values and my intuition.

One of the strengths of all of those things that I thought would hold me back of a little bit of that self-doubt was actually I would prepare. I would bring in experts. I would use people who had the knowledge and expertise to give me the best possible advice. I would read everything I could about a challenge that was presenting itself. And then I would overlay my values and my intuition.

Yeah, you knew as much about COVID as a doctor did because you were studying it every night. I was mocked for that in some cases by the people I worked with. This is sitting between me and going to sleep now, this and you. And so for me, that idea of the right decision was never just about instinct and values. It was also about... Having the right information? Having the right information.