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This content was posted on  1 Jun 23  by   The Ekskaret Foundation  on  Facebook Page
In this podcast SOULWORX sit down with our founder Tomas Björkman and talk about what …

In this podcast SOULWORX sit down with our founder Tomas Björkman and talk about what it will take to shift us as a collective and why we as a foundation do what we do (and what we value).

SOULWORX describes this episode:

“After many years in business as an entrepreneur and investment banker, Tomas is now a social entrepreneur and the founder of Ekskäret Foundation in Stockholm. He is also the co-founder of the research institute PERSPECTIVA in London, of the cocreation.loft and the media platform Emerge in Berlin, the 29k.org digital personal development platform and the Inner Development Goals (IDGs) framework.

Considering the bandwidth of his numerous initiatives and his commitment to facilitating the co-creation of a more #conscious and #connected #society, we could not help but want to talk to him about what it will take to shift us as a collective.

During our conversation, we learned about Tomas’ deep understanding of human and societal needs in a world that is in many ways falling apart and showcase the power and importance of #human #connection. Precisely, we discuss how we can bind together to shift in elegant rather than turbulent ways and talk about the relationship between #inner and #outer #change.

This conversation is a deep one. Yet, we truly believe that it will move you in just the right way, if you decide to give it a listen. Thanks again, Tomas!”

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0nWDUP9mmTuGkUl5dWQ3xa?si=xHc6Ftz7SlKbr33Xjx9Rkg

Listen to this episode from bzw. – beziehungsweise on Spotify. In this week’s episode we sit down with Tomas Björkman to talk about what it will take to shift us as a collective. After many years in business as an entrepreneur and investment banker, Tomas is now a social entrepreneur and the founde…

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