Podcast timestamps
[0:11] Jean introduces Elizabeth Fisher Good and The Foundation United.
[2:49] Elizabeth discusses how she realized the need to address sex trafficking of children.
[5:55] Elizabeth’s charisma – as well as her experience in the corporate world and as a pastor – builds a following.
[7:06] Elizabeth learns about the pervasiveness of selling children for sex in America.
[9:11] How does someone go about building a nonprofit that’s noncompetitive and built on business practices?
[12:34] When someone is speaking to a vision, the right people listen.
[15:02] Everyone is limited by their own secrets, which teaches them not to judge.
[17:37] Everything Elizabeth does is supporting the vision.
[24:01] Too many nonprofits are combatting the poverty mindset; there is money available.
[29:07] Any good leadership requires quiet time away from the bubble.
[30:36] Her first book is Groomed; the second one will be out in the fall.
[31:36] Her main goal is authenticity. She shares her journey.
[33:02] She believes judgment is a projection; if you think someone is capable of atrocities, then you probably are too.
[34:46] We all must be walking with love.
[36:14] You can follow Elizabeth at thefoundationunited.org.
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Elizabeth Melendez Fisher Good
Elizabeth has been a leader in the anti-sex trafficking movement since 2011. Her vision to end sexual exploitation led to the launch of The Foundation United (est. 2018), which collaboratively provides systemic change to eradicate sexual exploitation and addresses sexual abuse, the root cause of trafficking. Her experience – from corporate America to being an Area Pastor at Willow Creek Community Church to creating Real Talk, a systemic tool to protect and arm churches – has positioned her to awaken and bring freedom to individuals from all walks of life. Her passion exists for leaders of the global Church. She is the author of Groomed
(Harper Collins, 2020) and recipient of the New York City Global Business Leader Award, SRQ Women of Influence Award, and Tampa Bay Business Woman of the Year Award, and was honored as one of the 21 Leaders for the 21st Century in New York City. She has led two TedX and LiftX Talks on leadership for over 17,000 military leaders and was a featured speaker at the 2022 Global Strategy Forum in Austria. Follow Elizabeth at thefoundationunited.org.
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- How do you envision leadership with love?
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