Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
01:11 - Who is Zoe Weil?
02:38 - What is your favorite part of being a solutionary and least favorite part?
05:00 - Can you tell us a little bit about you and your journey to become a solutionary? Why did you choose to do this? What inspired you to be a solutionary?
8:52 - What works or doesn’t work as a solutionary?
What stuck points have you overcame?
11:45 - How do we scale down a project that is too big to be actionable and tangible?
17:45 - When you are thinking of a problem to solve, are there ever any disagreements in it? (Most Good, Least Harm)
20:40 - How do you know the problem is big enough and needs to be solved?
22:03 - How do you write a problem statement?
22:30 - How do you find the main cause of the problem? How do you go deeper and not stay on the surface?
26:44 - How do you find the people who are passionate about the same things?
28:00 - How do you make sure your research and investigation isn’t biased?
31:20 - How do you make your ideas become reality? How do you know your plan is ready for implementation?
33:16 - How will we know that our solution does the most good with the least harm?
35:08 - How do you use your own ideas and skills to solve a problem?
38:30 - How do we identify and infuse our own skills into the project?
41:45 - How do you know your problem is solved?? How do you know if it’s working?
43:40 - What if, while implementing, your solution ends up causing harm?
45:25 - How do we get our solution out there and spread the word?
01:11 - Who is Zoe Weil?
02:38 - What is your favorite part of being a solutionary and least favorite part?
05:00 - Can you tell us a little bit about you and your journey to become a solutionary? Why did you choose to do this? What inspired you to be a solutionary?
8:52 - What works or doesn’t work as a solutionary?
What stuck points have you overcame?
11:45 - How do we scale down a project that is too big to be actionable and tangible?
17:45 - When you are thinking of a problem to solve, are there ever any disagreements in it? (Most Good, Least Harm)
20:40 - How do you know the problem is big enough and needs to be solved?
22:03 - How do you write a problem statement?
22:30 - How do you find the main cause of the problem? How do you go deeper and not stay on the surface?
26:44 - How do you find the people who are passionate about the same things?
28:00 - How do you make sure your research and investigation isn’t biased?
31:20 - How do you make your ideas become reality? How do you know your plan is ready for implementation?
33:16 - How will we know that our solution does the most good with the least harm?
35:08 - How do you use your own ideas and skills to solve a problem?
38:30 - How do we identify and infuse our own skills into the project?
41:45 - How do you know your problem is solved?? How do you know if it’s working?
43:40 - What if, while implementing, your solution ends up causing harm?
45:25 - How do we get our solution out there and spread the word?
