How I Learned to Love Shrimp

Haven King-Nobles on why high agency is critical for entrepreneurship

Amy Odene & James Ozden

Haven King Nobles brings us a really refreshing topic this week as we explore high agency and the importance of this particular trait when it comes to entrepreneurship and continuous innovation. 

We talk through Haven’s experience of being a young entrepreneur, the mistakes he made in the early days of founding the Fish Welfare Initiative, and some advice on the skills to develop to really excel in entrepreneurship.

Whilst this week's topic was high-agency, we of course talk to Haven about his experiencing the first organisation dedicated to working on fish, talking about some of their programmes and the challenges of working in India on this topic.

Resources

00:00:00:00 | Intro
00:05:41:13 | High agency
00:09:11:20 | Charity Entrepreneurship funding
00:12:49:12 | Fish Welfare Initiative
00:19:01:21 | Is there issue in movement with high agency?
00:25:37:17 | Cultivation of high agency
00:33:59:01 | FWI and India
00:39:19:23 | How to react to negative feedback
00:46:12:07 | Changing the world without qualifications
00:49:20:05 | Expanding to different countries
00:59:29:21 | Where else would high agency be useful
01:15:03:15 | Closing questions

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