What happens when we build products and companies from a place of presence and emotional intelligence?
Tech founder/CEO, software developer, and veteran entrepreneur, Astor West, talks about RadHash; her company's new flexible X sturdy custom software product for a business and startup ecosystem that is becoming increasingly fractional and autonomous.
This is big, guys.
Not only is it a brilliant infrastructure solution for startup founders and builders to help reduce the rate of business failure, while maximizing creativity, but it also has incredible implications for how to support an economy of independent/fractional talent in a cohesive way. Think Amazon Web Services for founders, funders, and builders/creators.
What illuminates Astor, her company, and this product is a deep draw from natural pathways, patterns, and ways of working that reflect life-affirming organic growth. “Getting to natural” is one of their core values and guiding principles. This is in contrast to an industry built on ethos that are life-extracting, including profit extraction at any cost, built-in obsolescence, and forced waste at the expense of people and planet—a decidedly unsustainable path. Her company is an embodiment of a regenerative relationship approach to business and technology that meets the moment with an equal balance of logic and emotion—leveraging them into a greater power than they can each achieve on their own. The ultimate partnership.
The key? Emotional intelligence.
By tuning into the subtle rhythms of natural human capacities, genuine product emergence, and organic workflow intelligence, Astor and her team have proven that the resources for invention and global well-being are right under our nose. They reveal themselves almost effortlessly when we slow down enough to listen.
Listen to our conversation above or read more about RadHash and the future of regenerative AI infrastructure design.
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