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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2022 · 53 MIN

#94: Why do we work? Money, Money, Money with Ben Johnson

from The Economics of Well-Being · host Mark Anielski

Business coach, consultant, and podcaster Ben Johnson joins me today (January 13, 2022) from England to talk about his take on why we work and our relationship with money.  Ben leads a community of fellow agitators, innovators and entrepreneurs creating projects and businesses. He co-owns online platform and community, Sangha.Live, he writes on and talks about money at Waking Up To Money and has created and sold businesses, including experience design and innovation firm, FreeState, sold to Hassell. He is an active investor, advisor, teacher and talker. He writes books and blogs. He coaches and consults. Check his part I of the ebook, ‘Buddha on the Board’; an ongoing play with the question: if the Buddha was on your company board, what it would it do, why and how? His new podcast, Peripheral Thinking, is an inspiration and resource for the community he works with. It’s a place to feed curiosity and spark emergent conversation, where ancient wisdom, contemporary science and all in between might fuse and bubble. He is an active investor, advisor, teacher and talker. He writes books and blogs.  Learn more about Ben at https://www.tenpercentbetter.co/

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