
Learning from nature to create the future we actually want, with Michel Wolfstirn
About this episode
Almost by accident Michel Wolfstirn started his career as a mechanical engineer in the oil industry in Norway. Until he completely changed lanes in 2015.
Now he divides his time between his startup SquareRoot and biomimicry / circular economy consulting services.
He is the perfect example of how we can reinvent ourselves and find more alignment between what we do for a living and our own values.
My conversation with Michel is so packed with inspiration for everyone who wants to try another path, and we didn't manage to cover everything in this episode.
If you want to know more about his work, you can get in touch on LinkedIn.
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