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"It's not anti work. It's pro meaning. It's about making space for things like empathy, stillness and authenticity in the places we usually leave those things behind. Because, let's be real, who decided those qualities don't belong in the boardroom? And don't worry, it's not preachy or full of vague spiritual jargon. It's actually pretty grounded. A lot of it draws from ancient Indian philosophies, but it's all filtered through a modern and relatable lens."
"It's not anti work. It's pro meaning. It's about making space for things like empathy, stillness and authenticity in the places we usually leave those things behind. Because, let's be real, who decided those qualities don't belong in the boardroom? And don't worry, it's not preachy or full of vague spiritual jargon. It's actually pretty grounded. A lot of it draws from ancient Indian philosophies, but it's all filtered through a modern and relatable lens."
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"It's not anti work. It's pro meaning. It's about making space for things like empathy, stillness and authenticity in the places we usually leave those things behind. Because, let's be real, who decided those qualities don't belong in the boardroom? And don't worry, it's not preachy or full of vague spiritual jargon. It's actually pretty grounded. A lot of it draws from ancient Indian philosophies, but it's all filtered through a modern and relatable lens."
"It's not anti work. It's pro meaning. It's about making space for things like empathy, stillness and authenticity in the places we usually leave those things behind. Because, let's be real, who decided those qualities don't belong in the boardroom? And don't worry, it's not preachy or full of vague spiritual jargon. It's actually pretty grounded. A lot of it draws from ancient Indian philosophies, but it's all filtered through a modern and relatable lens."