In This Episode

Raman Frey, the founder of Good People Dinners, a founding partner of The Bureau, and writing contributor to the Harvard Business review and Medium, and Wisdom Lab’s Michael Taft discuss being nicer at work, and how processes, procedures, and choices that you make deeply impact your company’s culture. Raman speaks about coding for integrity using blockchain technology, and the importance of the circle of ethical concern, both in the workplace and for the entire planet and all who reside here.

Conversation includes: The biological imperative of creativity, how safety and trust at work can yield powerful results, the intersection of blockchain technologies and environmental, social and governance impact, and economically incentivizing behavior to create positive change in the world.

Links:

Raman Frey

Good People Dinners

Impact Growth Summit

Ethicist, Peter Singer

Steven Johnson’s, Where Good Ideas Come From

 

Show Notes

1:11 – Do No Harm at Work

3:11 – Conscious Capitalism and the Circle of Ethical Concern

6:44 – Curiosity and Humility in Business Leadership

9:47 – Creativity Theory

11:37 – Putting Problem Solving Aside

13:11 – The Adjacent Possible and Self-Introspection

15:04 – Coding for Integrity

19:44 – Applying Virtue Technology

21:05 – What You Can Do Right Now

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