In this episode, Javier Ortega-Araiza has a conversation with Michael Pollowitz, who joins us from Seattle, WA, and has worked for a considerable part of his career in the field of affordable housing for people with developmental disabilities. We discuss the impact that public-private partnerships can have to address social causes, the importance of empowering people, and how to lead an organisation in a way that it maximizes its social impact and is sustainable and scalable over time. 

Today we have a conversation with Gabriella Szilvasi, who joins us from Budapest, Hungary and is a business coach and certified NLP trainer. She shares her insights as to how NLP can guide our individual transformation, and how that impacts our performance as executives and business leaders and also as entrepreneurs, based on her experience working with numerous clients in the field. In the episode, we simulate an NLP exercise to help the audience understand how these techniques can help us become more caring and compassionate leaders. If you find value in this podcast, please support this podcast in Anchor.fm or take a look at our Patreon offerings. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/redefiningcapitalism You can follow Javier Ortega-Araiza on Medium at joapublishing.medium.com

Learn more about the NLP in English course by Gabriella Szilvasi: https://softskillakademia.hu/nlp-in-english/ 

In this episode, Javier Ortega-Araiza shares his insights having experienced both success and failures in business partnerships. He discusses the importance of communication, and how stories influence our outlook on a business, and how can we change this so that we can build organisations that are more conscious and create a higher impact, starting from within. He also talks about acceptance as the first step to fix any situation that is perceived as a problem. If you find value in this podcast, please support this podcast in Anchor.fm or take a look at our Patreon offerings. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/redefiningcapitalism You can follow Javier Ortega-Araiza on Medium at joapublishing.medium.com

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In this episode, Javier Ortega-Araiza discusses the main insights he has learned while working on his new ventures, including the fund Infinite Expeditions, an eLearning startup, and the creation of this podcast. He discusses some of the challenges he has faced in the development of the podcast, how important it is to accept the natural flow of life and why it is a sign of courage to ask for help and also, to apologise when things go wrong. In this way, he believes, our personal development becomes a pivotal point for the creation of a better system, one that is more inclusive and that starts with our personal journey to a higher state of consciousness so that we can create more conscious businesses and that results in a more conscious ecosystem by default. If you find value in this podcast, please support this podcast in Anchor.fm or take a look at our Patreon offerings. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/redefiningcapitalism You can follow Javier Ortega-Araiza on Medium at joapublishing.medium.com

Today we have a conversation with Anders Corbett, who is the Founder and CEO of Craft Microbiome, a Boston-based startup that is the first scientifically-proven performance company sourcing probiotics from elite athletes, and which has the mission of unlocking each athlete's full potential. He is also a Women's Rowing Coach at Dartmouth College and a world championship rower. We have a very interesting discussion about the ethical implications of scientific innovation and its boundless potential to tap into previously-unexplored marketplaces. We also touch on the underlying emotions that rule purchasing decisions and how this can transform the way capitalism operates.

In this episode, Dominique Wilson and Javier Ortega-Araiza discuss their main learnings from 2020, a year that, as we know it, was completely transformative for humanity. They discuss how 2020 brought to light a new way of living that can be harmonious with building more conscious businesses, the importance of work-life balance and also, of developing additional passive income sources. They share their perspectives on 2021, and how sectors like eLearning and content creation will keep booming, and what we can do to grow and develop ourselves and our businesses as we enter this new era where we are all entrepreneurs and storytellers.