Money Is Emotional

5 Ways to Be a Conscious Capitalist (Ep. 73)

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On this episode, Christine Luken breaks down the concept of “conscious capitalism” which is a way of doing business that’s about more than just profit. It’s about paying people well, choosing vendors with values, and using your financial power to uplift others (including Mother Earth).

Christine shares stories from her own journey and offers actionable steps any you can take, whether you’re hiring staff, picking suppliers, or deciding where to spend and give. Imagine leading your firm with both confidence and compassion…and watching your influence grow.

 

Christine discusses:

  • Distinction between traditional capitalism and conscious capitalism.
  • Why “conscious capitalism” isn’t just for big corporations.
  • How to give back without sacrificing growth?
  • Benefits of buying from women and minority-owned businesses.
  • Learn how generosity and ethical decision-making can actually fuel business growth.
  • How to connect purpose with profit.
  • Small changes you can make to better protect the environment.

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    Resources:

    • Becoming the Benefactor Workshop (live and replay):
    • How I Give Back:
    • Quince (sustainable and ethical clothing, leather goods, and linens): 
    • Awe Inspired (jewelry that gives back):
    • Honeycomb Luxury Toilet Paper:
    • Conscious Capitalism® (organization for business owners):
    • If you’re interested in working with Christine, 1:1, apply for
      • Financial Dignity® Coaching:

       

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        Money Is EmotionalBy Christine Luken