Post Capitalism The Book
May 24, 2016, 8:10 a.m. PDT by Nick
https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/188551/postcapitalism/
The Problem
Too many people are dissatisfied and underutilized in their work and in their day to day.
This challenge encourages HeroX readers to evaluate themselves and to actualize a lifestyle which better utilizes their unique ability.
Leave unsatisfying work. DO WORK WORTH DOING!
The challenge encourages readers to seize 2016 as an opportunity to disengage from unsatisfying work so they can engage with work that provides them with Purpose, Meaning, Identity, Fulfilment, Creativity, and Autonomy.
There are millions of reasons that people settle for unsatisfying unproductive work, but there are just as many reasons to stop settling.
The whole purpose of this challenge is to incentivize people to realize that they can and should do work that they LOVE.
The Challenge Breakthrough
The breakthrough happens more people are empowered to actualize and they refusing to accept workplace mediocrity.
This challenge is based on motivating people to actualize themselves and to actualize the world around them into a more joyful and healthy reality.
Make 2016 the year that begin doing what you love!
Additional rules
Who can participate:
This Challenge is open to all individuals and teams in the world. To be eligible to compete, you must comply with all the terms of the Challenge as defined in the Challenge-Specific Agreement.
Selection of Winner:
Participants who demonstrate great changes in their work will be featured in the HeroX blog and website, December 2016.
Registration and Submissions:
All Individuals and Teams must be registered by January 30th 2016, 1600 PM Eastern Time to be eligible for the prize. No registrations will be accepted after this date and no changes may be made after this date.
All Team submission materials (The checklist from the article "Work Worth Doing" with a photo) must be submitted online on or before January 30th, 2016 at 1600PM Eastern Time. No submissions will be accepted after this time. Incomplete submissions will not be accepted. All submissions must be received online, via the Challenge website.
Complete this checklist to enter into the Work Worth Doing Challenge:
Work Worth Doing Checklist
(1) Do you know your life purpose? Your Ikigai?
Write your purpose. Draw your Ikigai.
(2) Does your work increase health or joy?
Write an explanation.
(3) Does your work address or prevent unnecessary suffering?
Write an explanation.
(4) What is your Archetype?
Find a picture or an object that reminds you of this.
(5) Who is your role model?
Acquire a picture or object that reminds you of them.
(6) Gamify your life or your program using the 14 fixes from Reality is Broken.
The 14 Fixes.
(7) Write out your Happiness Equation. H=R/E.
Fill in the variables, Happiness=Reality/Expectations.
(8) What is your primary creative pursuit?
Pick one activity that exercises your creativity.
(9) Do you feel a sense of accomplishment +4 days out of every week?
Keep a binary record somewhere. Simple as placing an (!) on your calendar.
(10) Would your friends or family join you in your work without pay?
Try it out.
Challenge Guidelines are subject to change. Registered competitors will receive notification when changes are made, however, we highly encourage you to visit the Challenge Site often to review updates.
If you do the following, you will likely qualify to be featured as a winner in December, 2016:
1) Complete the Work Worth Doing Checklist.
2) Take a photo that illustrates your present state of work...
3) Email your checklist and photo to WorkWorthDoingHX@gmail.com (or use the HeroX submission form).
If you do this, you have entered the competition.
To win, you must:
1) Send a photo and short description of your progress to WorkWorthDoingHX@gmail.com each month.
Describe your personal insights, your successes and your setbacks! We are here to help you win in 2016!
Here is the checklist:
Work Worth Doing Checklist
1) Do you know your life purpose? Your Ikigai?
Write your purpose. Draw your Ikigai.
2) Does your work increase health or joy?
Write an explanation.
3) Does your work address or prevent unnecessary suffering?
Write an explanation.
4) What is your Archetype?
Find a picture or an object that reminds you of this.
5) Who is your role model?
Acquire a picture or object that reminds you of them.
6) Gamify your life or your program using the 14 fixes from Reality is Broken.
The 14 Fixes.
7) Write out your Happiness Equation. H=R/E.
Fill in the variables, Happiness=Reality/Expectations.
8) What is your primary creative pursuit?
Pick one activity that exercises your creativity.
9) Do you feel a sense of accomplishment +4 days out of every week?
Keep a binary record somewhere. Simple as placing an (!) on your calendar.
10) Would your friends or family join you in your work without pay?
Try it out.
