“History tells us that innovation is an outcome of a massive collective effort – not just from a narrow group. If we want to solve the world’s biggest problems, we better understand that. “ ---Mariana Mazzucato, Wired interview Over the past decade, my focus has increasingly gravitated towards understanding the profound influence of capital in sculpting our future: social movements and cultural trends shaping markets and societies. In our collective pursuit of a sustainable future, we've often been shackled by a vision that merely aims to "do less harm" or "have less impact." While efforts towards sustainability are commendable, the urgency of today's environmental crises and expanding social inequalities demand a more ambitious, holistic approach. This approach doesn't just aim to mitigate negative impacts but actively seeks to heal, restore, and regenerate. This is the crux of a regenerative economy, a concept transcending sustainability to offer a blueprint for rejuvenating our planet and revitalizing our communities in harmony with natural systems.