My personal goal is to help the World become a better place by developing, promoting and implementing sustainable ways of living, policies, business models and technology.Solving the climate problem and taking care of our World's limited resources by keeping materials and resources in the loop for as long as possible in a circular economy, is an important task and it involve all of us. We are all part of the problem and we need to be part of the solution!Leadership & personal skills:Enjoy to talk in public. Clear in communications. Social, listening, motivator. Value driven. Solutions orientated. High work capacity. Enthusiasm, passion, great engagement and dedication.X (Twitter) and Bluesky: @jensmaageJens is the main author of the book "The Great Electric Car Bluff", published in June 2024 in Norwegian.Read about it here:https://blogg.torvund.net/2024/05/30/bok-den-store-elbilbloffen/https://www.nettavisen.no/okonomi/forfatter-av-ny-bok-om-elbiler-en-form-for-logn/s/5-95-1840021Order it here (NOK 299, Norwegian version):https://www.yourvismawebsite.com/vormedal-forlag/shop/product/den-store-el-bilbloffen-1?tm= Blurb:Many believe that driving an electric car is environmentally friendly. A "truth" has been established that electric cars are a good environmental and climate measure. Does this "truth" match reality? Each electric car creates 1,000 tons of environmentally harmful waste during production. It pollutes locally by emitting health- and environmentally harmful dust and particles. How did electric cars end up becoming one of Norway's most important climate measures? Why did Norwegian electric car policy have such an impact that the whole world looks to our "little country"?In the book, the authors explain how the myth of the electric car being "zero emissions" could arise. Norwegian electric car policy is not knowledge-based. It was introduced following a celebrity stunt, combined with a desire to establish a car industry in Norway. The benefits of electric cars were initially marginal, but today the subsidies amount to over 40 billion kroner a year. The book is written in collaboration between economist Jens Måge, professor Olav Torvund, and research leader Tanu Priya Uteng.Interested in publishing the book in other languages? Send me a DM.