I don't want you to burn out
I don't know about you, but I see so many people not having what they need to feed their passion projects- whether for business, professional development, personal pet projects, or community work.
So many of you are burnt out trying to breathe live into your projects.
Unfortunately, there's an overwhelming sense of living a life of piety or poverty when people think about ethical or anti-capitalist projects or organizations.
But I don't think we need to be burnt out to bring our important work to life. Often times embracing sustainability and rejecting the typical capitalist thinking of running ourselves into the ground is the starting point. We need to deeply shift this thinking in our ways of being.
That's what we focus on in our 14-week foundation course. We'll be digging into the ways capitalism impacts our ways of being and the ways we show up.
Jay shares her experience here: 'Sowing post capitalist seeds is an absolutely life-changing course and program, and I am so glad to be a part of it, to learn from Anuradha, the incredible guest speakers and community.
If you are an entrepreneur or professional or parent or just any human invested in healing internalized capitalism, moving ethically and, particularly if you're BIPOC, really prioritizing being ethical and kind to yourself in and outside of business, I couldn't recommend a program more.
Most business related programs out there are woefully inadequate at covering the historical impact of capitalism and helping folks craft an individualized roadmap to healing, while also learning how to run their businesses ethically under capitalism.
Sowing post capitalist seeds however is a game changer and can change your life in ways you'd never anticipated. It's helping me emerge from a cycle of chronic overworking and undercharging, something I've worked on with my own burnout recovery healing as a deeply marginalized person.
Truly an absolute pleasure to be a part of the course and community.'
- Jay Asooli
Are you ready to shift your internal dialogue around burnout & productivity and ready for something new?
We'd love to have you - our application is open and we start on the 27th.
In solidarity,
Anuradha