the substance.
- How we spend time on digital and it’s isolative properties
- An Impromptu trip to Tijuana that changed Rio’s life
- Getting out of debt and finding clarity
- Elaborates on the fruition Briteweb and Nature of Work
- Discusses his entrepreneurial pursuit with social impact and social venture
show notes.
[6:19 – 6:38] How are Human Beings Naturally Designed?
[22:11] – Technology, Isolation and Social Gratification
[39:14] – Capitalizing on Opportunities with a Social Impact
[51:28] – What Would Steve Say to His Younger Self?
[56:32] – Debt, a Break Up and A Long Bike Ride to Tijuana
[1:11:36] – Cherishing the Journey
[1:14:46] – Steve speaks on the late Nipsey Hussle
[1:22:26] – On Briteweb and Nature of Work
[1:24:10] – Do Things, Even When You Don’t Know How to Do Them
[1:30:40] – A Work Space Model that is Sustainable? And Flexible?
[2:04:31] – How Do We Learn to Relax?
[2:26:58] – Habits and What Steve Looks for in an Employee
[2:32:45] – Digesting Information vs Experiencing it: Something to be said about Millennials
referenced.
guest bio.
Steve is a 15-year veteran in technology, brand and organizational strategy. As Founder and CEO of Briteweb, a social impact consultancy delivering strategy, design and digital, his focus is on building the world’s most flexible, engaged and efficient company, bringing together the best talent from all over the world.
Since day one, purpose, values and culture have been foundational to his leadership approach. This has created a vibrant team culture that is deeply committed to one another and to the causes Briteweb supports through its work.
Steve consults with impact leaders to reimagine their organizational strategies, systems, and company cultures in order to effectively scale at the rate of technology and compete in today’s information economy. He loves working at the intersection of social impact, culture and technology and is an expert in exponential organizations, remote and distributed teams, workforce wellness and performance.
Steve splits his time between his small hobby farm on Bowen Island, where he connects with nature and deep work, and his apartment in downtown Brooklyn, where he connects with humanity, culture, and innovation.
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