How to become a successful late riser | Camilla Kring | TEDxAarhus

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Our societies prize early risers (A-persons) - but most of us are late risers (B-persons). In her talk, Camilla challenges the 9 to 5 society and introduces the B-society - a more flexible society that also supports B-persons.

Camilla Kring is the founder of Super Navigators ApS and the B-Society. Based on her PhD research in work-life balance, she founded the consulting company Super Navigators ApS. Since then, she has spent the last 12 years applying her PhD research in practice in various organizations worldwide. Her mission is to make companies more attractive by increasing the work-life balance satisfaction of their employees. Furthermore in 2006, Camilla founded the B-Society. The mission of the B-Society is to increase the quality of life and productivity of B-persons by creating later starting times in schools and workplaces. The B-Society has members in 50 countries.

Camilla has never been employed by any employer. Based on her PhD research in work-life balance, she founded the consulting company Super Navigators ApS. Since then, she has spent the last 11 years applying her PhD research in practice in various organizations worldwide.

"I love TED talks and I do hope that my talk will create more awareness about the discrimination of B-persons (late risers) in today's societies.This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx