#103 (part 2): Clara Lachman: Engaging citizens in co-creating a well-being economy of democracy

Clara Lachman, an aspiring well-being-oriented politician and Prime Minister, joins me for part 2 of a lively conversation of how to engage citizens in co-creating a flourishing economy of well-being from the household to the nation level.  We cover a wide range of subjects from proportional representation to the response by Preston Manning a few years ago when I asked him in a public forum 'what would happen if we moved our desks in the parliament and legislatures (current in rows and in opposition) into a circle to honour the best ideas in the room? Clara Lachman is a 23-year old Toronto-based political entrepreneur who is compelled by the ideas of an economy of well-being and aspires to become Canada's future Prime Minister with a well-being platform. Today we discussed her aspirations for helping to build an economy of well-being where all Canadians can flourish. Clara a Gen Z entrepreneur, changemaker, storyteller & public policy advocate, working at the intersection of science, technology & spirituality to rewrite civilization's narrative towards a future of human & planetary flourishing.