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S2E13: How to Do Purpose In the Workplace with Jim Money
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In this episode of Purpose Project, host Leslie Pagel talks with Jim Money, the former President of Automotive Finance Corporation (AFC). Jim shares his journey of leading a purpose-driven transformation at AFC by helping employees identify their “why” at work. He discusses his career and the evolution of his leadership philosophy. The conversation underscores the significance of purpose in creating a cohesive, motivated, and successful workplace. Jim emphasizes the ongoing commitment required to keep purpose alive in an organization and the positive impact it has on employee engagement and company performance.
00:00 Introduction to Purpose Project
00:46 Meet Jim Money: Personal and Professional Background
01:51 Jim's Career Journey and Retirement
04:14 Discovering Life's Purpose
07:00 Jim’s Purpose The Three Cs: Community, Connections, and Council
13:47 Transitioning to a Purpose-Driven Leadership
15:37 Implementing Purpose in the Workplace
23:04 Challenges and Impact of Purpose-Driven Leadership
27:23 Purpose and Values in Hiring and Retention
30:58 The Power of Purpose in Action
32:03 Embedding Values into Daily Practices
37:27 Quarterly Check-ins for Continuous Improvement
39:26 The Impact of Purpose on Business Growth
42:57 Aligning Mission, Vision, and Purpose
46:22 Personal Purpose and Professional Fulfillment
51:47 Advice for Leaders and Managers
53:27 Final Thoughts on Purpose in the Workplace
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