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What if success wasn’t wealth, but human connection? And what if the systems we live by: education, healthcare, justice aren’t broken… but functioning exactly as designed? Success, as we explore in this discourse, may not be epitomized by wealth but rather by the depth of human connection.
In our conversation with Alex Kain, a distinguished entrepreneur and systems thinker, we delve into the provocative inquiry of whether our societal systems—education, healthcare, and justice—are indeed broken or merely functioning as they were designed. Kain presents a compelling manifesto that challenges the conventional paradigms of success, urging us to reconsider the fundamental definitions of value and impact in our lives. Drawing inspiration from notable works such as Doughnut Economics and Utopia for Realists, he offers a blueprint for cultivating a more equitable, interconnected, and purpose-driven society. This dialogue transcends mere critique of existing structures; it serves as a clarion call for a collective reclamation of what is sacred in our human experience.
Takeaways:
Listen on Apple, Spotify or your favorite listening platform, head over to YouTube and catch the full video version @OneMoreThingBeforeYouGo
Find everything "One More Thing" here: https://taplink.cc/beforeyougopodcast
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What if success wasn’t wealth, but human connection? And what if the systems we live by: education, healthcare, justice aren’t broken… but functioning exactly as designed? Success, as we explore in this discourse, may not be epitomized by wealth but rather by the depth of human connection.
In our conversation with Alex Kain, a distinguished entrepreneur and systems thinker, we delve into the provocative inquiry of whether our societal systems—education, healthcare, and justice—are indeed broken or merely functioning as they were designed. Kain presents a compelling manifesto that challenges the conventional paradigms of success, urging us to reconsider the fundamental definitions of value and impact in our lives. Drawing inspiration from notable works such as Doughnut Economics and Utopia for Realists, he offers a blueprint for cultivating a more equitable, interconnected, and purpose-driven society. This dialogue transcends mere critique of existing structures; it serves as a clarion call for a collective reclamation of what is sacred in our human experience.
Takeaways:
Listen on Apple, Spotify or your favorite listening platform, head over to YouTube and catch the full video version @OneMoreThingBeforeYouGo
Find everything "One More Thing" here: https://taplink.cc/beforeyougopodcast
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