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Episode 1 - Every Voice Matters
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- May 30, 2026
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Summary
Watch and listen to episode 1 of our special 3-part book club series featuring Bitcoiner, TED speaker and leadership expert Raj Hayer as we explore her new book, Every Voice Matters . In a world of centralized noise and systemic distraction, Raj’s book offers a powerful framework for ‘Social Leadership’ that mirrors the core values of the Bitcoin community. While the book focuses on inclusive innovation, it has many parallels to Bitcoin: * Decentralized Influence: Just as Bitcoin removes the need for a central authority, Raj teaches that influence isn’t reserved for ‘senior leaders’ at the top, it’s built from the ground up through the consistent actions of every individual ‘node’ in an organization. * Proof of Work: Raj’s blueprint isn’t a ‘feel-good slogan’; it’s a manual for taking responsibility and showing up consistently showing ‘proof of work’ to earn influence and trust. * Trust as Currency: In Chapter 8, Raj identifies trust as our ‘most valuable currency.’ We’ll discuss how the transparency and integrity she advocates for in leadership are the same principles that make Bitcoin the world’s most trusted, immutable ledger. 🛍️ Get your copy HERE today. 📺 Watch here: Follow Raj here: * x.com * Linkedin * Substack - Raj Hayer See you next week for Episode 2! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.accesstribe.com/subscribe