The Ripple Effect of Community and Connection with Carlos Terol Marrero

Consciously Clueless

What does it mean to be a "changemaker," and how can you join a global movement for social impact? In this episode of Consciously Clueless, we sit down with the visionary founder of GoodRipple, Carlos Terol Marrero, a pioneering platform that aims to unite 300 million changemakers by 2030 and learn how this platform is mobilizing individuals to tackle critical issues such as climate change, poverty, and social inequalities.

We venture into transformative experiences, such as a trip to Western Sahara, that inspire profound changes in values and priorities. Through personal stories, we uncover how recognizing our privileges can lead to meaningful action, encouraging listeners to take small, impactful steps toward addressing significant global challenges.

The conversation wraps up with a powerful discussion on the ripple effects of community and meaningful dialogue. Learn how building strong, value-driven communities can inspire and mobilize others, balancing qualitative and quantitative data to foster genuine change. Tune in to hear about the importance of passion-driven connections and the unseen impacts of our efforts, leaving you motivated to join this global movement for a better world.

Guest Bio: Carlos has been on a changemaker journey for over 10 years, passionate about inspiring people to create a positive impact in the world. He is the Founder of Good Ripple, a global community of changemakers with over 3,000 people from 101 countries. He is also a Climate Fresk Facilitator and a Top Corporate Sustainability Voice on LinkedIn with over 27,000 followers.

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Music by Matthew Baxley