Nick Kengmana's guest appearances

Nick Kengmana

Asia Tech Podcast - Michael Waitze Media

Portfolio Career Podcast

Social Innovation

Adam Ashton

Dorie Clark

David Epstein

Seth Godin

Arlan Hamilton

Jake Kahana

Liz Wessel

Austen Allred

Austin Belcak

Allison Esposito

Stephen Warley

Katie Dalebout

Colin Campbell

Claire Wasserman

Kim Kaupe

OwlTail

I had the opportunity to speak with Nick Kengmana in the studio at True Digital Park.  Nick is a co-Founder of Go Beyond and is committed to building a community of purpose-driven entrepreneurs and helping them change the world. We had a pretty amazing conversation ranging from the impact of mechanized farming on society to the evolution of capitalism, with a bit of religion sprinkled in. We also discussed how technology companies employ strategies to encourage dopamine hits and the differences between them and serotonin, which is sometimes called the ‘happy chemical’. We touched on the topic of the ‘scarcity mindset’ and how Nick believes that this is part of the root of many of society’s problems.  Nick believes that “Humanity, as a species, now has the capability to provide all the resources necessary for every human on earth to have a high quality of life. Scarcity has been a key driver of progress for the human species, but we’ve reached a point where there is no longer is true scarcity in our ability to provide enough for every human to have food, shelter, education, healthcare, opportunity, safety, etc.Now scarcity and a scarcity mindset are no longer necessary and detrimental to the species, holding us collectively back and causing suffering around the world.Social Innovation Podcast - Episode 16 - Nick Kengmana - GoBeyond - Infinite Growth In a Finite World is Unsustainableby Nick Kengmana | Social Innovation Podcasthttps://socialinnovationpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Social-Innovation-Podcast-Episode-18-Nick-Kengmana-GoBeyond-Infinite-Growth-In-a-Finite-World-is-Unsustainable.mp3The post Social Innovation Podcast – Episode 16 – Nick Kengmana – GoBeyond – Infinite Growth In a Finite World is Unsustainable appeared first on Social Innovation Podcast.

I had the opportunity to speak with <a href="http://bit.ly/2QLPWMA" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Nick Kengmana</a> in the studio at True Digital Park.  Nick is a co-Founder of Go Beyond and is committed to building a community of purpose-driven entrepreneurs and helping them change the world. We had a pretty amazing conversation ranging from the impact of mechanized farming on society to the evolution of capitalism, with a bit of religion sprinkled in. We also discussed how technology companies employ strategies to encourage dopamine hits and the differences between them and serotonin, which is sometimes called the ‘happy chemical’. We touched on the topic of the ‘scarcity mindset’ and how Nick believes that this is part of the root of many of society’s problems.  Nick believes that “Humanity, as a species, now has the capability to provide all the resources necessary for every human on earth to have a high quality of life. Scarcity has been a key driver of progress for the human species, but we’ve reached a point where there is no longer is true scarcity in our ability to provide enough for every human to have food, shelter, education, healthcare, opportunity, safety, etc.Now scarcity and a scarcity mindset are no longer necessary and detrimental to the species, holding us collectively back and causing suffering around the world.<h2>Social Innovation Podcast - Episode 16 - Nick Kengmana - GoBeyond - Infinite Growth In a Finite World is Unsustainable</h2>by Nick Kengmana | Social Innovation Podcast<a href="https://socialinnovationpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Social-Innovation-Podcast-Episode-18-Nick-Kengmana-GoBeyond-Infinite-Growth-In-a-Finite-World-is-Unsustainable.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://socialinnovationpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Social-Innovation-Podcast-Episode-18-Nick-Kengmana-GoBeyond-Infinite-Growth-In-a-Finite-World-is-Unsustainable.mp3</a><a href="http://bit.ly/2UR8utE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a><a href="http://bit.ly/2Xkie57" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a><a href="http://bit.ly/2BIj6DN" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a><a href="https://bit.ly/2ANgvvs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>The post <a href="https://socialinnovationpodcast.com/2020/06/22/social-innovation-podcast-episode-16-nick-kengmana-gobeyond-infinite-growth-in-a-finite-world-is-unsustainable/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Social Innovation Podcast – Episode 16 – Nick Kengmana – GoBeyond – Infinite Growth In a Finite World is Unsustainable</a> appeared first on <a href="https://socialinnovationpodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Social Innovation Podcast</a>.

Social Innovation Podcast – Episode 16 – Nick Kengmana – GoBeyond – Infinite Growth In a Finite World is Unsustainable

Resources:1. Nick's website2. Go Beyond, Nick's mastermind retreat for social impact leaders and investors This episode with time-stamp notes is available on my website.

Resources:<a href="https://www.kengmana.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">1. Nick's website</a><a href="https://www.gobeyond.global/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">2. Go Beyond, Nick's mastermind retreat for social impact leaders and investors</a> <a href="www.portfoliocareerpodcast.com/nick-kengmana2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">This episode with time-stamp notes is available on my website.</a>

Change Narrative, Change Direction with Nick Kengmana

In addition, we talk about these key items: -three key skills needed in our current and future economy -creating your own mission statement -writing your own obituary to think about the legacy you want to live -the value of having mindset and skillset flexibility and agility, and having resilience. -the need and opportunities created from personal branding and relationships http://site-291824-3360-1155.strikingly.com/

In addition, we talk about these key items: -three key skills needed in our current and future economy -creating your own mission statement -writing your own obituary to think about the legacy you want to live -the value of having mindset and skillset flexibility and agility, and having resilience. -the need and opportunities created from personal branding and relationships <a href="http://site-291824-3360-1155.strikingly.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://site-291824-3360-1155.strikingly.com/</a>

Nick Kengmana - Combining Soft and Business Development Skills For Social Impact Change