Welcome to another eye-opening episode of Purposeful Prosperity Podcast, where delving into the world of business, social impact, and the power of purpose. In today's episode, Jack Smith emphasizes the importance of businesses forging connections, relationships, and mutual benefits with their communities, workers, and other companies to create a lasting social impact.

Jack passionately shares his belief that businesses, governments, and nonprofits can achieve greater social change through prioritizing their people over profits. He predicts that within the next five to ten years, the business landscape will prioritize purpose and prosperity, resulting in consumers investing more into companies that focus on doing good.

Discover how businesses can create a positive company culture that values purpose, and how open communication and understanding of their core mission can reinforce their culture and weed out entities that don't align with their values. If you're looking to gain valuable insights and practical advice for promoting a purpose-driven approach to business, this is one episode you won't want to miss!

 

TOPICS DISCUSSED

[00:00:43] Creating lasting social impact through connections and relationships

[00:01:31] Collaboration between businesses, governments, and nonprofits to create greater social impact

[00:02:42] The evolving business world prioritizing purpose and prosperity

[00:03:48] Steps that businesses can take to create a positive company culture that prioritizes purpose

 

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JACK SMITH QUOTES FROM THE INTERVIEW

"Any purpose comes from heart. It comes from inside. It's not a mental thing. It's not a math problem. It's not an answer to a question. It's an answer to the question of why do you do what you do." - Jack Smith

"Anything to last, you need to understand and have a relationship with it. Anything that's a transaction is not going to stay by definition. So that connection, that relationship to understanding a mutual benefit and figuring out how both as a community and as workers or companies or whatever, for us, it's veterans, how you tie that all together, that's how you create lasting change, by empowering people with a vision and emboldening them to help make that a reality." - Jack Smith