EPISODE · Apr 19, 2025 · 24 MIN
Wealth to Well-Being: Finding Joy in Connection
from The 5Cs · host Charlene Norman
Moving along to the fourth episode in the series Profit and Loss of Our Soul: Redefining Success in a Broken System, Ali Horriyat of Compassiviste dives deep into the need to redefine our values, emphasizing community and shared experiences over material wealth for a more meaningful life. You can also find Ali on Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, and TikTok.This conversation covers the following key areas:-The Illusion of Joy in Capitalism-Capitalism as a Religion-The Phenomenon of Diminishing Returns-The Broader Societal Problems-Redefining the Meaning of LifeThe discussion on capitalism, joy, and the meaning of life offers valuable insights for business leaders and executives. By understanding the limitations of the capitalist framework and the phenomenon of diminishing returns, we can make more informed decisions that promote well-being and meaningful living. Ultimately, the pursuit of joy and purpose lies in redefining our values and focusing on experiences, relationships, and contributions to society. The 5Cs Podcast connects forward-thinking executives who are building sustainable competitive advantages while driving positive impact. Think of it as an exclusive network of leaders who understand that stewardship isn't just good ethics - it's good business. Becausing addressing business stewardship climate risk and leadership together is in the highest good for all. Connect with Charlene Norman on LinkedIn, find her at her website, subscribe to our Substack for strategic insights, or download the full series on Spotify and Apple.
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A conversation about climate risk, business leadership and stewardship. 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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