INONDA Podcast

What Billionaires Teach Their Kids Instead of Sending Them to School

In this episode, I sat down with Michael Strong (Founder of The Socratic Experience), a philosopher, education entrepreneur, and advocate for conscious entrepreneurship. Michael unpacks the idea that creating businesses can be a powerful spiritual and moral act - a way to uplift humanity by solving real problems and creating value in a principled way. He challenges conventional narratives around capitalism, urging listeners to see entrepreneurship not as greed-fueled hustle, but as a path to human flourishing. They explore his experiences founding schools based on Socratic learning, building a charter city in Honduras, and his mission with Radical Social Entrepreneurs - a community of people using startups as vehicles for good. This isn’t a typical business podcast - it’s a thought-provoking look at how capitalism can become a moral force, how young people can find purpose through building, and why meaning, education, and enterprise are deeply connected in the 21st century. Important links: Visit our site: inonda.co.uk Host Social media: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexsardinha/ Guest Social media: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelstrong1/

What Billionaires Teach Their Kids Instead of Sending Them to School

In this episode, I sat down with Michael Strong (Founder of The Socratic Experience), a philosopher, education entrepreneur, and advocate for conscious entrepreneurship. Michael unpacks the idea that creating businesses can be a powerful spiritual and moral act - a way to uplift humanity by solving real problems and creating value in a principled way. He challenges conventional narratives around capitalism, urging listeners to see entrepreneurship not as greed-fueled hustle, but as a path to human flourishing. They explore his experiences founding schools based on Socratic learning, building a charter city in Honduras, and his mission with Radical Social Entrepreneurs - a community of people using startups as vehicles for good. This isn’t a typical business podcast - it’s a thought-provoking look at how capitalism can become a moral force, how young people can find purpose through building, and why meaning, education, and enterprise are deeply connected in the 21st century.