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Are you a consumer or a creator? We live in a culture engineered for comfort. Infinite scroll. Endless streaming. Subscriptions. Notifications. It is easy to feel informed, entertained and busy without ever building anything real. Over time, passive consumption shapes identity. We begin to see ourselves as observers instead of builders. Employees instead of creators. Dependent instead of agentic. In this video I unpack the shift from consumption to creation and why agency is the real advantage in an uncertain world. We explore: • How comfort breeds compliance • How lifestyle creep quietly reduces freedom • Why small action beats big theory • How Lean thinking restores agency • Why young people must learn to create value early Humans are hardwired to solve problems. From the beginning of civilisation we survived by building, adapting and producing. We are most alive when challenge meets skill. When friction produces growth. When effort creates value. Lean offers a practical path back to that state. Build something small. Test it early. Learn fast. Improve continuously. Fire. Ready. Aim. When a young person takes $50 to a real market, tests an idea, receives feedback and earns real money, something deeper than profit happens. Identity shifts. Agency grows. Flow emerges. This is not about rejecting employment or technology. It is about refusing passivity. In a world optimised for comfort, agency is the antidote. If this resonates and you want to see how we help young people move from consumer to creator through real-world market testing, comment “Challenge” or reach out directly. From comfort to courage. From consumption to creation. From passivity to agency.