Wealth to Well-Being: Finding Joy in Connection
The fourth episode in the five part series called Profit and Loss of Our Soul: Redefining Success in a Broken System.
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Correctness vs Innovation
I’ve been noticing a trend gaining more and more traction over at least the last decade. You’ve seen it, too, and we all use different words to describe a similar pattern. Disaggreable. Divisive. Unrelenting. Off-putting. Even alienating. No, I am NOT talking about politics. Instead, how we humans seem to view ourselves and the […]
Joy Over Profit: Rethinking Our Economic Values
The half-way point in the series Profit and Loss of Our Soul: Redefining Success in a Broken System
Can We Fix Capitalism, or Is It Time to Start Over?
The second in a five-part series called Profit and Loss of Our Soul: Redefining Success in a Broken System
Eight Degrees, $150,000,000
When I was eighteen, my parents separated, and my father made it clear to me that it would be best for me to get a secretarial job, as funding his retirement plan was more important than supporting my higher education goals. At the time, I was devastated, and yet it all turned out for the […]
Profit Over People: The Dark Side of CEO Leadership
A new five-part series begins. Profit and Loss of Our Soul: Redefining Success in a Broken System
From Fear to Freedom
The final episode in the series deep dive into the Art of Compassionate Business.
Dismantling the Fear Factor: Building Trust and Innovation into Your Organization
The third episode in the series deep dive into the Art of Compassionate Business.
From Tools to Treasures: The Human Element in Business Success
The second episode in this deep dive into the Art of Compassionate Business. With spectacular results.
The Art of Compassion
It’s another true confession time. The penny dropped when I recently interviewed my latest guest about Compassion in the workspace. For years, I have bragged about improving a business’s net income before taxes from 8% to 35% of revenue in three years. YES, that was definitely significant, and no, I didn’t cut people, chop expenses […]