Each of us desires a life filled with meaning, passion, and fulfillment. One of the most important ways we can explore these areas is through work, career, and vocation. We invite you to choose whichever category of this channel seems most interesting and relevant for you, and jump right in to discover new ideas and ways of exploring your life's purpose.
The first section-- Vision, Passion, and Purpose-- offers you teachings and exercises designed to help you tune into your sense of calling. What is it that is important to you? What have you come to this planet to accomplish? How can you take the gifts you have been given and use them to find meaning in your own life and to help others? Through a number of guided meditations and insightful teachings, you will explore a vision for your life which is filled with passion, meaning, and purpose.
The next section-- Consciousness at Work-- explores the the arena of work itself and how your worklife can in fact serve as a direct vehicle to your own inner transformation and growth. Here you will learn about the new fields of "conscious business" and "conscious capitalism" and learn from pioneers in the field about how you can engage with your work as a path to inner fulfillment, spiritual development, and service to others.
We conclude with a section on Money, Abundance, and Manifestation. In this section, you learn about the inner dimension of money and have a chance to explore your own relationship to it. You will learn exercises for experiencing the abundant nature of the universe and about universal laws that will guide you in creating a life of meaning for
Conscious Business is a way of building and conducting a business that recognizes that business serves a purpose beyond return on investment, operates in the context of interdependence, and functions to deliver value to all of the stakeholders in its interdependent system. Conscious Business is relevant in various ways. On a basic level, identifying and standing for purpose, a company catalyzes energy, enthusiasm, and engagement. Purpose inspires, motivates, and keeps teams on track. A company's specific purpose does not necessarily have to be "to make the world a better place," but ...
