What it really takes to make change

1

Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

The Case for Optimism

02:58 • 4min

3

I Loved the Tools

06:34 • 3min

4

The Opposite of Poverty Isn't the Income

09:55 • 2min

5

How a Company Can Help the Poor

12:19 • 2min

6

Venture Capitalists Investing in Nontpenes

14:28 • 2min

7

Investing in a Socially Impactful Way

16:45 • 2min

8

How to Cultivate Moral Imagination

18:33 • 3min

9

Invest More Than You Extract

22:00 • 3min

10

The Moral Imagination

25:00 • 2min

11

Building Anything Is the Constant Trade Off Between Generosity and Accountability

26:55 • 2min

12

Doing the Right Thing Comes With a Price

29:19 • 4min

13

The Hardest Part of This Work, Jacklyn?

33:13 • 2min

14

Are You a Sick of Business?

34:47 • 4min

15

Accompaniment Is Taking on Another Person's Problem, but Not Solving It for Them.

38:34 • 2min

16

Are You Building Your Own Resilience?

40:42 • 2min

17

Commitment Is Not a Self Help Book

42:48 • 2min

18

The Joy Comes From That Deep Human Connection

44:55 • 2min

19

Where Do You Find Optimism?

47:15 • 4min

20

Am I Hopeful? Am I Optimistic?

50:47 • 5min

21

I Wish We Were Taught More About Human Psychology, Human Nature

55:38 • 2min

22

I've Been Perfectly Happy Working From Home, and I'm Almost Embarrassed About It

57:25 • 2min

23

The Ted Interview

59:10 • 2min

24

A New Community at Ted

01:00:43 • 2min

What it really takes to make change | Jacqueline Novogratz