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The Rules of Stakeholder Capitalism with Ty Montague
Capitalism is changing from shareholder capitalism to stakeholder capitalism. Instead of being solely profit driven, this new form of capitalism focuses more on creating positivity not just in profits at the expense of everything else. That's why many companies see guidance from consultants like Ty Montague
That's why in this episode of the Super Entrepreneurs Podcast, Ty Montague explains the importance of finding purpose and communicating clearly as a company in order to thrive in the new capitalism.
Who Is Ty Montague?
Ty is a founder of co:collective, a growth and innovation accelerator that helps clients develop their business strategy and execute their brand. And he's also the author of "True Story. How to combine story and action to transform your business." and the host of Calling Bullshit Podcast, where he calls B.S. in companies when he spots some and gives them advice.
How is Ty Montague Super?
Ty's superpower is his ability to see the future. As a matter of fact, Ty finds more difficulties being too ahead of his time merely because the business world isn't prepared yet. Thus, long vision isn't always the key to success. That's why Ty is Super.
Shahid Durrani's Key Insight:
In this episode, Shahid Highlights the importance of being tuned to our inner vibrations and the vibrations we receive from the world. Having such a power allows us to transcend ordinary limitations.
Chapter Stamps:
00:00 Introductions:Co:Collective
02:52 Capitalism is changing
06:42 Covid changed how we do business
10:01 Doing purpose work early on
14:35 Top 3 benefits of finding your purpose as a company
17:47 Calling Bullshit Podcast
22:26 Decrease your B.S. score
24:36 Innermost Superpower: ability to see the future
27:47 Final words:Shahid's concern for the future generations
Pullout Quotes:
"People can see that there's heart behind it, right? So what happens is the person that watches our episode for example sees it, they vibrationally feel something, right."
" I think this is a place, again, just because I know your audience is either entrepreneurs or entrepreneurs in waiting. I would say entrepreneurs have an advantage in the purpose space. Because it's quite hard to transform an existing organization into something new, right?
"On our scale, zero is the best, zero BS, and 100 is the worst, 100% BS. And we rate every company that we review on the show, and hopefully that's giving people a tool to go, okay, next year I want to see our BS score go down."
"What we're doing today is going to make a difference for the future generations when they see companies with a heart and they do business with them. Like I want my kids, my grandkids, to be surrounded by heart. That is just a very nice feeling."
Socials:
Co:Collective: https://cocollective.com/
Calling Bullshit Podcast: https://callingbullshitpodcast.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tymontague/
Ty Montague: http://tymontague.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/tmontague?lang=en
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Capitalism is changing from shareholder capitalism to stakeholder capitalism. Instead of being solely profit driven, this new form of capitalism focuses more on creating positivity not just in profits at the expense of everything else. That's why many companies see guidance from consultants like Ty Montague
That's why in this episode of the Super Entrepreneurs Podcast, Ty Montague explains the importance of finding purpose and communicating clearly as a company in order to thrive in the new capitalism.
Who Is Ty Montague?
Ty is a founder of co:collective, a growth and innovation accelerator that helps clients develop their business strategy and execute their brand. And he's also the author of "True Story. How to combine story and action to transform your business." and the host of Calling Bullshit Podcast, where he calls B.S. in companies when he spots some and gives them advice.
How is Ty Montague Super?
Ty's superpower is his ability to see the future. As a matter of fact, Ty finds more difficulties being too ahead of his time merely because the business world isn't prepared yet. Thus, long vision isn't always the key to success. That's why Ty is Super.
Shahid Durrani's Key Insight:
In this episode, Shahid Highlights the importance of being tuned to our inner vibrations and the vibrations we receive from the world. Having such a power allows us to transcend ordinary limitations.
Chapter Stamps:
00:00 Introductions:Co:Collective
02:52 Capitalism is changing
06:42 Covid changed how we do business
10:01 Doing purpose work early on
14:35 Top 3 benefits of finding your purpose as a company
17:47 Calling Bullshit Podcast
22:26 Decrease your B.S. score
24:36 Innermost Superpower: ability to see the future
27:47 Final words:Shahid's concern for the future generations
Pullout Quotes:
"People can see that there's heart behind it, right? So what happens is the person that watches our episode for example sees it, they vibrationally feel something, right."
" I think this is a place, again, just because I know your audience is either entrepreneurs or entrepreneurs in waiting. I would say entrepreneurs have an advantage in the purpose space. Because it's quite hard to transform an existing organization into something new, right?
"On our scale, zero is the best, zero BS, and 100 is the worst, 100% BS. And we rate every company that we review on the show, and hopefully that's giving people a tool to go, okay, next year I want to see our BS score go down."
"What we're doing today is going to make a difference for the future generations when they see companies with a heart and they do business with them. Like I want my kids, my grandkids, to be surrounded by heart. That is just a very nice feeling."
Socials:
Co:Collective: https://cocollective.com/
Calling Bullshit Podcast: https://callingbullshitpodcast.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tymontague/
Ty Montague: http://tymontague.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/tmontague?lang=en