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(Upbeat bright music) |
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>> Love. |
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>> New thinking. |
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>> Unlearning. |
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>> Ideas. |
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>> Necessary. |
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>> Fun, energetic. |
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>> What's the opposite of structure? |
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Freedom and structure together, |
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while having people from all walks of life |
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mingling in this freedom structure. |
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>> There was always this
nagging feeling for me |
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that I wanted to do more,
like I know I could do more, |
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introducing us to the fact |
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that you can make a life |
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and a living while |
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making positive changes.
>> Yes. |
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>> Through my experience,
I know that a lot of times |
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it's not really the answers
that I'm searching for, |
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it's a questions. |
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>> I feel like everyone should
be able to make a profit, |
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but as well as take care of our planet |
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and people at the same time. |
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>> It's really a group of people
who care about your success. |
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Like my success, |
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I really felt that from
everyone I worked with. |
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>> They came from the non-profit world, |
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they came from the corporate
world, they came from startups, |
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they came from their own
entrepreneurial initiatives. |
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>> We got to analyze
some of our own biases, |
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some of our own beliefs and
some of our own thoughts |
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and realize that actually, yeah, |
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the project is really
working on ourselves. |
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And working on how we're offering |
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what we're offering to the world. |
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>> You get a lot of different
types of conversations, |
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so like the conversation you may not have |
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in like a purely academic setting, |
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I'd say like the university. |
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>> This is a space where you can get help, |
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support, ideas and friendship. |
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>> It's the encouraging
and that you can do it |
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and given me confidence. |
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>> And when you have a great team of folks |
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who can curate a good dialogue, |
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or a good space for dialogue, |
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and then allow folks with
intelligence, creativity, |
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and passion to fill that space. |
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I think that's what
really creates a lot of |
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the good stuff that |
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you can't really replicate anywhere else. |
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>> You might not hear
what you want to hear |
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when you ask for advice from outsiders, |
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but sometimes it's what you need to hear |
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in order to shape your idea. |
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>> SSE will test you, |
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it will push you it will challenge you |
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in the most loving and supportive way, |
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an organization and
people who will do that |
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and will push you out of your comfort zone |
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in such a caring environment |
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is really something hard to find. |
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So my advice is to be open
to unlearning the things |
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that you think you know, |
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and be open to new experiences. |
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Be open to new relationships |
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because it will transform your life. |