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Washington Post: “What you can learn from Southwest Airlines’ culture”

Washington Post: “What you can learn from Southwest Airlines’ culture”

A consciously developed customer-centered culture is a business advantage that will serve you for years — and inoculate you against competitive inroads.

Discover Your Personal Values

Discover Your Personal Values

“At the end, this life will have been a journey of perseverance; a century, I hope, of opening to truth and love. I will have cultivated a generous heart, I will have never lost the spirit of fun, I will have loved well, and set an example of love, truth, generosity, beauty, laughter and kindness. I will live and die at peace, confident that I did my very best.”

What Does it Mean To Practice Conscious Capitalism?

What Does it Mean To Practice Conscious Capitalism?

One of the keys to conscious capitalism is a commitment to providing exceptional value, which means being equally committed to giving exceptional value and to receiving payment for that value. It means being committed to practicing the spiritual law of abundance.

The Death of Dilbert: Why Your Children Will Need to Love Their Jobs

The Death of Dilbert: Why Your Children Will Need to Love Their Jobs

What does the current economic shift mean for the next generation? Do you really care about your work? And will your children? Because if they don't care, they're going to do an average job. And average just won't do.

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Your Culture is Your Brand

Your Culture is Your Brand

By on 08 December 2011

Is it possible that your head of HR may also be your head brand strategist? That’s hard for most companies to imagine. But, in the transparent “word-of-mouse” business world that exists today, your company culture and how it influences employee and customer engagement is the ultimate secret sauce that defines whether you’re a Zappos or [...]

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Dependency on External Motivation

Dependency on External Motivation

By on 21 November 2011

The nature of our new economic system, that one that doesn't support predictable factory work, is that external motivation is far less useful.

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Posted in Business Performance, Evolutionary Philosophy2 Comments

The Purpose of Marketing

The Purpose of Marketing

By on 17 October 2011

"This world is a noisy place, and people gift you a short amount of time with great difficulty. You have no right to steal their time by rambling and being unclear. To honor their time, you must share your deepest truth as directly and clearly as possible. Now, in a single sentence, I will summarize your work. Your work is about helping people align their decisions with their core values!"

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Genius Is a Choice, Not a Gift

Genius Is a Choice, Not a Gift

By on 11 October 2011

Think about how much is missing from your day-to-day life—in the quality and satisfaction of your work, in the health of your relationships, and in your whole sense of self—when you separate your values and passions (your who-you-are assets) from your skills and strengths (your what-you-do assets) instead of syncing them up and letting them work on all cylinders together. Genius happens at this place where your values and your strengths intersect and engage in tandem.

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