The School for Moral Ambition
The School for Moral Ambition helps people redirect their careers toward solving the world’s biggest problems so that more people can have a good life.
Rutger Bregman, through The School for Moral Ambition, challenges society’s most driven, capable minds to aim higher than personal success or prestige, and instead commit themselves to solving the world’s most urgent problems. By reframing impact as the highest form of achievement, Rutger is inspiring a new generation of talented people to direct their ambition toward the collective good. Rutger’s work mirrors the Gambrell Foundation’s philosophy of investing in people who can reimagine the world and are bold enough to change it.
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Moral Ambition, Rutger Bregman (opens in a new tab)
Bregman challenges talented people to stop chasing status and start solving real problems with their careers. It’s part inspiration, part practical guide for turning good intentions into real impact. A must read.
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Humankind, Rutger Bregman (opens in a new tab)
Bregman makes the case that most people are fundamentally good. He argues that believing this isn’t naive, it’s the key to building better systems and a kinder society.