What the hell is an "institutional entrepreneur"?
My passion is to influence the non-conscious part of what is: the patterns of action that have become so obvious and established in our lives that we are no longer aware of them.
By "influence" I mean: Change for the better. And by "better" I mean: Into a state where less unnecessary and unproductive human suffering and more collective/individual/societal growth happen.
Examples of potential objects for this kind of entrepreneurship include:
By "influence" I mean: Change for the better. And by "better" I mean: Into a state where less unnecessary and unproductive human suffering and more collective/individual/societal growth happen.
Examples of potential objects for this kind of entrepreneurship include:
- So-called “value-adding” operations in companies which actually do not add any type of value (e.g., bureaucracy caused by lack of direction and clarity)
- Outright bullying in work places which we actively and passively enable in everyday life, and simultaneously tell our kids not to do in schools
- So-called “analysis” of everyday happenings, such as daily politics, that does not aim at analyzing – but rather judging to make the analyser feel better about their own choices
