How can we use our talents to tackle society's biggest challenges?
Hi there,
There's a question that's been staying with me lately:
How can we put more of our talents to work on the biggest challenges of our time?
Many of us want to contribute to a better world. But faced with the sheer scale of what's at stake — climate, democracy, AI, poverty, health — it isn't always obvious where we could actually make a difference.
That question is what led me to The School for Moral Ambition, an initiative started by Rutger Bregman that invites people to rethink how their talents, their work, and their choices could serve the challenges that matter most. I invite you to have a look at their website!
A few months ago, I had the chance to facilitate my first Moral Ambition Circle in Brussels. I walked away genuinely moved — by the depth of the conversations, the range of people in the room, and how much clarity can emerge when people give themselves permission to ask big questions together.
I'd love to invite you to an evening built around the question above — part discovery, part conversation, part connection with others asking themselves the same thing.
On the program:
Why should we talk about Moral Ambition?
How “The School for Moral Ambition” community supports people who want to grow their societal impact?
Testimonials from people who've been part of a Circle — and what it actually changed for them.
Conversations with others wrestling with the same questions.
The different pathways to get involved.
Whether you're simply curious, quietly reflecting on your own path, or already deep into a project of change — this evening is, above all, a chance to meet people who are asking the same thing you might be: how do I put more of what I have to offer towards something that matters?
Looking forward to seeing you there,
Vincent De Waele
Global Community Builder Brussels — The School for Moral Ambition