KAYA Section: Ecopreneur's Word - Why listen to what makes us happy?

Why listen to what makes us happy? | Eric De Vreese - Circle Dev

There are people who change their lives on a whim, and then there are those for whom it settles slowly, almost silently.
For more than twenty years, Eric De Vreese worked for a large multinational oil company, with all that this implies: responsibilities, comfort, social recognition. 
Until the moment when something didn't really add up.

In this episode of "Kaya, Parole d'écopreneur", the Midoricast column produced in collaboration with KAYA - Coalition des Écopreneur·euses, Candice Enderlé (KAYA) discusses with him a subject that is often avoided as long as it remains bearable:
the gap between what we do... and what we feel deeply.

Today, with Circle Dev, Eric supports organizations that are looking to make their model more sustainable, more coherent and sometimes simply more human. 
Awareness, ecological transition, governance, business transformation : yes, but the conversation is going elsewhere too.

• She speaks of competition that has become normal.

• Of social success that tires more than it nourishes.

• The need to slow down without giving up on entrepreneurship.

At one point, Eric says something very simple: "Meaning really makes you happy."
And this sentence sounds obvious!

This episode of the Midoricast podcast , produced by The Podcast Factory Org (asbl-vzw) with the support of the National Lottery, transforma bxl and in connection with the Kaya ecosystem, explores another way of thinking about business, work and success. 
Without a miracle recipe, without a perfect posture either, just with a form of lucidity that we rarely hear so calmly.

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