The Circular Economy
Original price was: $89.99.$15.99Current price is: $15.99.
What you’ll learn
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After taking this course, you will understand what the circular economy is, where it originated, how to discover new circular ideas and how to create value.
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You will also discover where to look for financing and how to take the first step.
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I saved the best for the end.
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You will end the course very inspired and ready to change your corner of the world.
Do you know what the circular economy is? And if so, are you ready to embrace the future of business?
I invite you to join me in this course and embark with me on a circular journey.
You will learn what the circular economy is, where to discover circular ideas, how business models are presently shifting, where to look for financing and, most importantly, why you must become part of this transformational shift, whether you are a for-profit or non-profit entrepreneur or even an intrapreneur in a large company.
This course is packed with practical ideas and inspirational stories and is ideal for all forward-thinking individuals.
Once again, I invite you to join us!
Who this course is for:
- All entrepreneurs who understand that the circular economy is the future of business are welcomed. There are so many opportunities and this lecture will inspire you and show where to look for them.
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Original price was: $89.99.$15.99Current price is: $15.99.
Roman Bogdanov –
Great information, but poor visual realization. How to make better? Simply by supporting audio part with text / extra pictures, as of now it looks more as an audio book. But once again, great information, thank you!
Mark Bentley –
Negative hyperbole is used.
There are many attempts at humor, including toilet humor. The presenter laughs at their own jokes; these joke are to the low standard you’d find in the cheapest Christmas cracker.
Assessments are mindless e.g. testing if the student can recall irrelevant analogies that the presenter created.
Frishta Suhbat –
The content, the knowledge, the recommended books all were on point, and it exceeded my expectation.
My only struggle was to follow the course, as I am a visual learner and the slides did not had much of visual aid to follow.
Jason Pon –
Quizzes should be a bit more reflective and there should be more questions. Right now they seem like basic common sense trivia questions rather than questions that either make us recall important details, or critically think.
Piyush Kushwaha –
I really love you being straight and honest in your opinion. However, the pictures on slides could have been replaced with animations to make it more interactive. I’m a circular entrepreneur by birth, since I’m from India and my dream, my goal, my passion and my hobby is all to make this world more green. Thanks Gordana
Christian Abendroth –
The content was overall relevant and interesting, however, the lack of visual support makes it less easy to follow attentively. (Plus, it provides the impression of not really having put a lot of effort into the course by the author(s)- which would quite possibly not have been the case).
Jess Smith –
Good content. Slides could definitely be more informative – particularly when specific products/apps/companies are referred to/recommended – it would be really helpful to have their names in writing on the screen
Matt Burr Dixon –
The course is extremely relevant, hugely insightful and the presenters passion is palpable (and yet authentic). Many examples and their backstories are shared which helps to make the subject “real” to the learner. I also appreciate how the impact is made tangible though both the “trillion seconds” and “Eiffel Tower” examples.
Edwina Mwebi –
inspiring and a good starting point for knowledge on the circular economy
Reid Whelan –
The slides are too static to go along with the actual lecture. For example when discussing orange fibers or hemp fibers you could show how the products were actually used. The narration and content is fine but the blank wordless slides with nothing but material texture does not add value and wastes learning opportunities.