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The best decisions are made when you listen—to your team, to the data, and to the changing world around you.
We must listen to the science and act with urgency to address global energy challenges.
We must listen to and engage with local communities to understand their needs and concerns.
The best solutions often come from listening—to the ocean, to the fish, and to the communities that depend on them.
If we want to feed the world, we must first learn to listen to it.
Local communities hold ancestral wisdom about marine life—we must listen before we innovate.
We must listen to the wisdom of local communities who have lived in harmony with the ocean for generations.
Leadership is about vision, but also about the willingness to listen and adapt.
Materials tell their own stories; we just have to listen.
Innovation in forestry means listening to centuries-old wisdom while embracing cutting-edge science.
We must listen to indigenous knowledge—they've been practicing sustainable forestry for centuries.
We must listen to the land—it tells us what it needs.
We must listen to indigenous knowledge—they've been the guardians of forests for centuries.
Change happens by listening and then starting a dialogue with the people who are doing something you don’t believe is right.
Great leaders listen more than they speak.
Innovation in agriculture isn't just about technology; it's about understanding the land and listening to those who work it every day.
Every harvest teaches us something new; the land is the best professor if we're willing to listen.
The best solutions often come from listening to those who work the land every day.
Leadership in agriculture means listening—to the land, the science, and the people who work it.
The best ideas often come from listening to those closest to the problem.