the school for imagination-led regenerative business
OUR FIRST COURSE IS NOW OPEN TO JOIN:
A SELF-PACED CURRICULUM to build a regenerative business by untangling & reimagining the economy’s blueprint
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The Field
UNLEARN, reIMAGINE AND BUILD A BETTER WORLD through business
a field trip from the history of our inherited economic blueprint
an exploration of different ways of living, redefining money and new economic models that have worked or are already working,
an exercise of training our imagination to picture a better future and start designing from this untangled, freer vision
the work of designing with our own blueprint and planting the first seeds of: a business, a project, a practice rooted in regeneration ꩜ work that gives more to life than it takes, including ours.
The future belongs to the people building businesses, practices, and lives that give back to the living world
together, we will learn how to build them. and we will have fun doing it!
We teach imagination & Regeneration as the first tools 〰 everything else flows from there →
Through unlearning what we've been taught and practicing imagination as a tool, we learn how to design businesses and practices rooted in nature and regeneration, we find the community to build alongside you, and shamelessly make money without eroding the world
redefining profit into regenerative purpose 𓇼
why is imagination our main tool?
how is it regenerative?
It's called
imagination,
baby.
use it!
It's called imagination, baby. use it!
Few things are more fascinating than the imagination. The ability to conjure something that doesn’t exist, that might not even seem possible, and bring it to life - is (no big deal) the whole story of how anything in this world has been built, including nature!* Every system we live inside of, every business we admire, hate, or depend on; every law we follow, every relationship we keep, was first imagined by someone - or by a few someones - and then became real.
imagination is what makes a future possible before it arrives
The big issue here is that we've stopped using it. Somewhere along the way, the system we were born into started to feel like a fact rather than a choice. Like gravity, like weather, like something that simply is. And once that happens, imagination shrinks to fit the shape of what already exists, losing its ability to travel beyond that shape anymore.
We can still picture our lives as slightly better versions of the lives we're already living. We picture our work as slightly more efficient, or ‘more free’, or ‘more fair’ versions of the work we already do. We can picture our economies as slightly cleaner versions of the economies that are quietly ruining the world.
But that’s just extrapolating, not imagining.