Starting Good Network Series: Hildy Gottlieb from Creating the Future on "Collective Enoughness"

The Starting Good Network is a regular event series featuring some of the world's most insightful and inspiring social entrepreneurs.

Tickets are free for Starting Good Network members and $15 USD for everyone else.

Or you could join the Starting Good Network and be invited to 2-3 events/month + other benefits for $15 USD/month here.

Featuring: Hildy Gottlieb, co-founder of Creating the Future

The next Starting Good Network event is with one of our fav's, Hildy Gottlieb from Creating the Future.

Hildy Gottlieb is a social scientist and asker of powerful questions. She is the co-founder and Chief Boundary Pusher at Creating the Future, and the developer of Catalytic Thinking - the framework for creating a future different from our past, that is the basis for all Creating the Future's work.

Hildy is a TEDx speaker, a contributor to the Stanford Social Innovation Review, and a blogger at Medium.com. She also created and hosted the Making Change podcast, where she interviewed leaders from around the world about the factors that create powerful, positive change.

All Hildy’s work is rooted in a combination of research and practical experience, built upon her decades as a consultant, a social change theorist, and a serial social entrepreneur. Hildy helped develop the current Masters degree program in Community Leadership at Duquesne University (pron. Dew-cáyne), where she and her partner, Dimitri Petropolis, taught as professors. The team also co-founded the world’s first Diaper Bank, sparking the diaper banking movement across North America, and garnering them a Points of Light Citation from President Bill Clinton.

Hildy is also one of the teachers of our Good Hustle social enterprise design course where her session on Collective Enoughness and partnership mapping is consistently one of the highest rated.

About the Session: An Introduction to Collective Enoughness

Are you eager to find more resources, for whatever you’re hoping to do?

Are you curious about resource sharing - how it works and how you can apply it in your own work?

Do you want practical steps you can take right now, to develop systems that make resource sharing “just the way you do things”?

Right now, you can finally move beyond "trying to do more with less."

This session is for anyone looking for more consistent, sustainable resources for your ideas and projects - in your business, your community organization, your government office, your neighborhood or your life.

The session, a conversation between Hildy and StartSomeGood CEO Tom Dawkins, will introduce you to Collective Enoughness, the simple yet powerful economic principle that "together we have everything we need; it is only on our own that we experience scarcity."

Collective Enoughness helps you identify resources that are hiding in plain sight, waiting for you to activate them!

Tickets are free for Starting Good Network members and $15 USD for everyone else.

Or you could join the Starting Good Network and be invited to 2-3 events/month + other benefits for $15 USD/month here.