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Davida Ginter

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Genre

Self Help, Nonfiction

Member Since

August 2019

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Davida Ginter is the author of "Burning Out Won't Get You There", and Co-founder and CEO of Enkindle Global, an organization dedicated to supporting leaders and organizations in preventing burnout and cultivating wellbeing.

She is a Participatory Leadership facilitator and Non-Violent Communication trainer, two approaches she endorses both in life and at work.

She resides in Israel with her husband and three young curious human beings.

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Davida Ginter Knowing that I'm making an impact - even if I don't know where, when and for whom. Part of the magic of writing books is that the feedback is not imme…moreKnowing that I'm making an impact - even if I don't know where, when and for whom. Part of the magic of writing books is that the feedback is not immediate, but when it is received - it's a wonderful reward.(less)

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Davida Ginter I get my inspiration from my current readers, from the people I work with, and mainly from observing the challenges that both myself and my connection…moreI get my inspiration from my current readers, from the people I work with, and mainly from observing the challenges that both myself and my connections are going through.

Challenges are opportunities to grow stronger, and in my writing - I try to process those moments of hardship and cultivate the beauty of this imperfection.(less)

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