Containers

Tying our vision for our life to an earnings-driven model is hand-to-mouth living. “What do you want to be?” we ask children, and that becomes the key question that determines their quality of life. Meritocracy suggests we are okay with people who add more value living better lives as a reward. That is very ego based. Individuals become self-judging productive assets. Building Capital separates the lives we want to live from the financing decision. It opens up a world of ideas that aren’t driven by some of the key questions of what makes money. Can you clearly articulate an ask? Can you clearly articulate an offer? Is there a big enough community with that ask? Can you build a container that allows you to charge for matching the ask and offer, and solving the problem? Not everything worth doing is a clearly defined scalable problem (Ask and Offer). Not every problem is only worth solving if you can get the credit (Containable). Building Capital creates space between your hand and mouth, and the opportunity to look up and dream.

Not everything can be contained