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Mentioned in 3 episodes
This Could Be Our Future
A Manifesto for a More Generous World
Book • 2019
In this book, Yancey Strickler argues that Western society is trapped by assumptions that prioritize self-interest and wealth.
He suggests that these assumptions have led to environmental collapse, corruption, inequality, and widespread dissatisfaction.
Strickler advocates for expanding the concept of value beyond financial gain to include values such as community, purpose, and sustainability.
The book offers a vision for building a more generous, fair, and sustainable society and provides a framework called Bentoism for making these changes.
He suggests that these assumptions have led to environmental collapse, corruption, inequality, and widespread dissatisfaction.
Strickler advocates for expanding the concept of value beyond financial gain to include values such as community, purpose, and sustainability.
The book offers a vision for building a more generous, fair, and sustainable society and provides a framework called Bentoism for making these changes.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Mentioned by Sean Illing as 
Yancey Strickler 's new book, offering an alternative way of imagining our society.
Yancey Strickler 's new book, offering an alternative way of imagining our society.
There’s more to life than profit
Mentioned by Danielle Newnham as Yancey Strickler 's first book published in 2019, discussing a decision-making framework called Bentoism.
Yancey Strickler: Community, Collaboration & Self Acceptance
Mentioned by the host as the author of This Could Be Our Future.
040 For the Record || Yancey Strickler
Recommended by Alen for its alignment with DMBA's mission and for addressing challenges in the business world.
56- Yancey Strickler ex-CEO @Kickstarter - Towards more generous capitalism
Mentioned by Yancey Strickler as a book he wrote outlining an exercise called the bento box, meant to keep us grounded and true to our identity.
Kickstarter's Co-founder on Paralyzing Fear & Staying Punk Rock
