Comments on: Raj Sisodia on Conscious Capitalism (Awesome)

By: Allan Holender

Allan Holender — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 22:54:41 +0000

I wrote my book before Raj and it’s interesting that there was a symbiotic movement for conscious capitalism without us actually meeting each other. My book was written four years ago to create passion, purpose and profits with integrity. It perhaps got lost in the shuffle because I self published and did not have a major publisher like Raj and John Mackay have access to. I would hope that one could check out the original book on what I call “enlightened capitalism” and perhaps view it with a sense of alignment and not in a competitive way. Happy to have feedback. http://www.zentrepreneurism.com here on this page. In Zen, Allan

By: Spud Marshall

Spud Marshall — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 21:47:30 +0000

Hey! Thanks for sharing this – I just attended the Net Impact annual conference and Raj’s session was worth the entire conference – very inspiring! I’m reading through my notes now and it’s nearly word for word what you have here (but you’ve got some great additional resources here). Great to see that businesses are starting to respond and move to a more sustainable and flourishing model!

By: rajesh wattamwar

rajesh wattamwar — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 15:54:40 +0000

we normally live in three states of our mind that is sleeping, dreaming and awakining. in all three states wealth plays very minimum role, a very different perception of wealth is presented in the the book THE MYTH CALLED WEALTH. please refer the book on amazon.co.uk or flipkart.com.
thanking you.

By: David Wolfe

David Wolfe — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 18:20:43 +0000

Hi, Ryan — just wanted to say hi and sorry I didn’t get a chance to meet you at Bentley in May. I very much admire the work you are doing and would share with you Part One of my new book that I talked about at the Bentley CCI meeting. Perhaps you were in the audience.

In any event, I believe it is not enough just to preach purpose and other good, moral stuff to solve global problems in a more timely and effective fashion than we’re doing. I believe we need to learn how to see the world through the lens of a much different worldview than we’ve been accustomed to using for the past three centuries. That is what my new book is about: Brave New Worldview.

Best,

David

By: Gaita

Gaita — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 18:24:28 +0000

Thanks Ryan. Very insightful.

By: Joe Sellati

Joe Sellati — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 21:25:08 +0000

Thanks for sharing this Ryan. I have been in industry for a long time and I have always hoped that more companies and leaders would emerge with your kind of thinking