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Ep. 026 John Knowlton: Can Faith and Finance Co-Exist?
Keywords
faith, business, leadership, servant leadership, C12 Ministries, peer groups, creativity, limiting beliefs, psychological safety, community
In this conversation, Host Quinn Magnuson and John Knowlton explore the intersection of faith and business, discussing the importance of servant leadership, the role of faith in corporate culture, and the challenges faced by faith-based CEOs. They delve into the structure and impact of C12 Ministries, a community for faith-based business leaders, and emphasize the significance of psychological safety and creativity in the workplace. John shares insights from his upcoming book, 'Thinking for Success,' highlighting the importance of thinking better to achieve better outcomes in business and life.
Takeaways
Mixing faith and business can be controversial, but it's essential for some leaders.
Servant leadership is a powerful approach that can lead to business success.
C12 Ministries provides a community for faith-based business leaders to connect and grow.
Psychological safety in the workplace fosters creativity and innovation.
Leaders should focus on serving others genuinely to attract and retain talent.
Faith should not be used as a marketing tool; authenticity is key.
Creativity often arises from constraints, leading to innovative solutions.
Limiting beliefs can hinder personal and professional growth; awareness is the first step to overcoming them.
Peer groups provide valuable support and accountability for business owners.
Thinking better can lead to better actions and outcomes in business.
Sound bites
"Faith should not be a marketing tool."
"Creativity often comes from constraints."
"Thinking better leads to better outcomes."
Chapters
00:00 Exploring Faith in Business
02:47 The Role of Servant Leadership
05:55 Navigating Legal and Practical Boundaries
08:32 Examples of Faith-Based Leadership
10:59 The Importance of Curiosity and Understanding
14:03 Challenges of Faith-Based Leadership
16:44 The Birth and Growth of C12
19:33 C12's Structure and Community Impact
22:27 Encouraging Open Conversations about Faith
25:15 Common Challenges for Christian CEOs
29:10 The Power of Peer Support
33:15 Insights from 'Thinking for Success'
36:16 Creativity Within Constraints
40:54 Building Psychological Safety in the Workplace
41:09 Family Governance and Wealth Management
44:50 Overcoming Limiting Beliefs
53:44 Navigating Faith and Business
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By Quinn MagnusonKeywords
faith, business, leadership, servant leadership, C12 Ministries, peer groups, creativity, limiting beliefs, psychological safety, community
In this conversation, Host Quinn Magnuson and John Knowlton explore the intersection of faith and business, discussing the importance of servant leadership, the role of faith in corporate culture, and the challenges faced by faith-based CEOs. They delve into the structure and impact of C12 Ministries, a community for faith-based business leaders, and emphasize the significance of psychological safety and creativity in the workplace. John shares insights from his upcoming book, 'Thinking for Success,' highlighting the importance of thinking better to achieve better outcomes in business and life.
Takeaways
Mixing faith and business can be controversial, but it's essential for some leaders.
Servant leadership is a powerful approach that can lead to business success.
C12 Ministries provides a community for faith-based business leaders to connect and grow.
Psychological safety in the workplace fosters creativity and innovation.
Leaders should focus on serving others genuinely to attract and retain talent.
Faith should not be used as a marketing tool; authenticity is key.
Creativity often arises from constraints, leading to innovative solutions.
Limiting beliefs can hinder personal and professional growth; awareness is the first step to overcoming them.
Peer groups provide valuable support and accountability for business owners.
Thinking better can lead to better actions and outcomes in business.
Sound bites
"Faith should not be a marketing tool."
"Creativity often comes from constraints."
"Thinking better leads to better outcomes."
Chapters
00:00 Exploring Faith in Business
02:47 The Role of Servant Leadership
05:55 Navigating Legal and Practical Boundaries
08:32 Examples of Faith-Based Leadership
10:59 The Importance of Curiosity and Understanding
14:03 Challenges of Faith-Based Leadership
16:44 The Birth and Growth of C12
19:33 C12's Structure and Community Impact
22:27 Encouraging Open Conversations about Faith
25:15 Common Challenges for Christian CEOs
29:10 The Power of Peer Support
33:15 Insights from 'Thinking for Success'
36:16 Creativity Within Constraints
40:54 Building Psychological Safety in the Workplace
41:09 Family Governance and Wealth Management
44:50 Overcoming Limiting Beliefs
53:44 Navigating Faith and Business