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What does it mean?
The speaker aims to inspire others as a catalyst, noting how interest in Celtic culture fluctuates.
In plain terms
The speaker wants to help others get inspired and notes that interest in Celtic culture comes and goes.
What can you take from it?
Aim to inspire others as a catalyst for their own growth.

Where it applies

  • teaching
  • leadership
  • creative work

Putting it to work

  • mentor others
  • create inspiring work
  • build community

Questions to consider

  • Who inspires you?
  • How do you inspire others?

Another view

Not everyone wants to be inspired or act as a catalyst.

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