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Ep12-Conscious Capitalism: Leading with Love with Raj Sisodia
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Last episode, we spoke with Raj Sisodia, the Co-Founder and Co-Chairman of the movement Conscious Capitalism.* For more of these inspiring interviews and additional tips, tools and habits of Mindful Entrepreneurs, join us: http://methriving.com/
We talked about how amidst tragic events, unifying moments can emerge from great leadership. Today, we’ll delve deeper into what it takes to become a conscious leader, How conscious companies outperform their competitors 9 to 1, and What the silent revolution is that’s taking place.
You need to listen to this episode if you want to learn:
- Why even in a world full of well-intended, talented, intelligent, educated people, we still need great leadership.
- How using military language and mindset in organizational leadership has harmed businesses.
- How to benefit from noble competitors.
- How conscious companies outperform their competitors 9 to 1, even when paying their employees twice as much, paying higher taxes, investing in their communities, etc.
- What is the silent revolution that’s taking place.
- How women leading as who they are will usher one of the biggest transformations on the planet.
- …And SO MUCH MORE!
AHA Moments:
- People can do extraordinary things or horrible things; it depends on the leadership.
- Most people do not have the inner resources to resist a malevolent authority (conclusion of the Milgram experiment, 1963).
- Organizations can amplify or diminish our capacity for caring.
- The importance of embracing the feminine
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