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Understanding the Digital World 2


Understanding the Digital World series we have formed under the roof of Atlas Publishing Lab is to talk to people working and producing in different fields on today's knowledge, discussions and problems. We aim to make room for thinking in this digital, accelerating, and unfocused world where we feel like we are always lagging in something. By thinking with the people we interview in this series, we form a series of dialogues about changing habits, technologies, societies, power relations, relations of production, and changing humans.



Work, Business and Digital Labor


Tim Leberecht & Eda Çaça


Editors: Mehmet Ekinci & Biçem Kaya






We interviewed Tim Leberecht, author, entrepreneur, and co-founder of House of Beautiful Business, under the title "Work, Business and Digital Labor". From the changes in business life to entrepreneurship, from the potential of open-source, decentralized platforms like Mastodon to the pitfalls of Web3, he talked about many topics affecting the future of business and the notion of work.


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Tim Leberecht is a German-American author and entrepreneur, and the co-founder and co-CEO of the House of Beautiful Business, a global think tank and community with the mission to make humans more human and business more beautiful. Previously, Tim served as the chief marketing officer for several global firms. His TED Talks “3 Ways to (Usefully) Lose Control of Your Brand” and most recently “4 Ways to Build a Human Company in the Age of Machines” have been viewed more than 2.5 million times to date.


Tim is the author of the book The Business Romantic (HarperCollins, 2015), which has been translated into nine languages to date. Tim’s writing regularly appears in publications such as Entrepreneur, Fast Company, Forbes, Fortune, Harvard Business Review, Inc, Quartz, Psychology Today, and Wired. The End of Winning is his latest book (2020). Find more information about the House of Beautiful Business here, and about Tim Leberecht here.





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