Conscious Capitalism
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Conscious capitalism is a business philosophy that aims to make businesses more socially responsible and profitable by aligning their activities with a greater purpose. It's based on the idea that businesses can be a force for good and that they can serve the interests of all stakeholders, including employees, customers, suppliers, communities, and the environment. Conscious capitalism seeks to show that businesses can be successful while also addressing societal challenges, promoting fairness, and contributing to a more sustainable and inclusive world.
Whole Foods co-founder John Mackey and author and marketing professor Raj Sisodia created the idea of conscious capital. Some say that companies that practice conscious capitalism perform better because they treat their stakeholders better, which can lead to happier suppliers, more engaged employees, and more satisfied customers.
The True Meaning of Conscious Capitalism https://youtube.com/shorts/TsDA_yTjuhQ
- NOT - how do I get as much money as possible
- servant leaders
- serving the higher purpose