We humans are born to be full of life, expressing all different parts of ourselves through creativity while building a vibrant world together.
“Lively, direct, readable, and very timely.”
Ken Wilber
“A brilliant exploration on the deep significance of work”
Dr Jim Garrison, President Ubiquity University
“Ahead of his time, as ever.”
Herman Wijffels, former CEO Rabobank and Director of the World Bank
“Essential reading for a future that works!”
Tatiana Glad. Impact Hub Co-Founder
We humans are born to be full of life, expressing all different parts of ourselves through creativity while building a vibrant world together. The current world of work deadens this human potential by only valuing that which adds to some abstract economic indicators and deprives us of the time and space to contribute in ways that are meaningful and empowering. We can change our policies and we can take action directly in our communities to carve out the space for us to reclaim our humanity and engage in activities that reward our deeper needs, our communities and our planet as a whole. This is the Why of Work
Talk
This is a talk I gave on Regenerative Economics and Work, based on the Why Work book, as part of the Merry Musings series with Ubiquity University.
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