Mike - you are absolutely right in what you say. You might not have realised that what you are advocating is 'Transpersonal Leadership' which is beginning to be introduced in businesses and universities around the world.
Prioritize what matter most to you and say NO to things that don’t aligned with your priorities. You’ll make far more money and get things done faster! 🔥
Fantastic speech, Most CEOs are biased & do blunders with people choices, they dont take feedback & stay arrogant & on am avg most CEOs are avg .... Very few are good !! Period !!
@@bleeone I know several CEOs personally who run successful companies, and they are nice people, but professionally they are at best average as leaders they prioritize profits over their workforce, their leadership structures are ridiculously top heavy, and they are very tone deaf. And the fact that you're being so defensive further proves that point.
@@melaninmoxiellc963 Thanks for answering my question. Asking questions btw isn’t a sign of defensiveness, it’s a sign of genuine curiosity which experience shows will get you much further in life. I’m curious which services and or products are being offered by your friend group which consists of nice guy, profit obsessed CEOs.
@@bleeone I worked under many CEOs, my first CEO was the best, he ran the biggest firm very professionally & most employees got Esop, rest 2 are very arrogant, biased & failure thus far
@The Philosophy Guy That last piece is the most insightful. Take it a step further. Invert the pyramid. The people who you help map and get whatever they want are the ones helping you get whatever it is you want. That’s leadership.
Earned a BS in Management of Human Resources in 1989, at age 32, from a Christian college. Managers needed empathy....radical teaching from what I had actually experienced in the full time workforce since age 19. The love of money and empathy seem to be mutually exclusive.
Great statement at the end..what we do for a living, should help the way others live. I work in high tech, essentially making manual processes within manufacturing redundant, that's exactly the message. I remember a time where people were looking over their shoulder at their jobs being made obsolete...not any more, the message is loud and clear..businesses have a responsibility to improve lives
The issue is that this cannot be up to the compassion and empathy of individuals and employers. This needs to be addressed at the base level. Legislation, legislation, legislation.
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Thank yo for your talk!Business is difficult to do only but It is most difficult to do in some own...and to take responsibility to all😍and to have trasparence to each-others
History shows it’s actually true think just how hard it is to buy a house with the median wage. If you truly believe it’s now easier to you must be far off the age of a person beginning to work
@@CMN1105 it's harder to buy a house than your parents or maybe grandparents on the average earnings, the Internet although conceived from good intentions has been corrupted to exploit peoples emotions. But on the balance I still believe things our ancestors went through were tough in different ways, the average person did not work 25 years at a company, that was for the educated which was a select group, there were a lot less universities, so if you didn't have a trade your job wasn't secure, even then before health & safety physic security was a dream, many miners ended up with lung disease as did builders, dockyard workers (asbestosis). Emotionally people couldnt financially afford to uproot and leave (get a divorce), so there were a lot of unhappy marriages. So the struggles are different some better, some worse but I think it unfair to categorise today as the hardest time.
@@tvathome562 sadly I would disagree. The problems our ancestors still faced are still here today except now there’s a greater financial and environmental burden. Saying times today are worse isn’t saying the experiences of our ancestors were nothing.
@@CMN1105 may be the existential environment crisis maybe worse (knowledge of global warming), but I guarantee their environment was darn sight more uncomfortable. Our grandparents / great grandparents would be lucky to have the income to buy a house. The recent housing boom was created when the government wanted no longer to be responsible for social housing, so they encouraged people to invest in property before selling the council houses and inviting 'charities' (charities that have been exploited) to provide social housing, thus absolving government of responsibility & getting the few born at the right time rich. But even when houses were cheaper (6x annual income) there were still recessions & depressions, there wasnt a safety net if you lost employment, and getting a mortgage was not easy either.
No wonder people are quitting. Yeah no one has a mortgage or rent anymore, no one drives a car that is not paid for. Everyone should quit just coz they don't "feel' a certain way. So many great idea so little time!
If anyone has a problem they want to solve: (Whatever health, social or financial) By (problems) I mean all problems. Healthy -- I mean sick.. any disease.. Social --- means a single person who wants to get married, He has a disobedient son, he has a strong father on him, She has a bad husband...and so on. Finance. -- I mean, he has a debt, his livelihood is weak. Among the ways to solve problems: 1. Continuous daily charity, even if a little. 2. Repetitive supplication anyway (two words) Oh Lord bless me, Lord heal me, Lord spend my religion. 3. Kiss your father and mother's hand every day, even once. Then I pray to God (two words) 4. Morning and Evening Prayers . 5. Forgiveness while continuing. 6. Repeat..there is no power and no strength but Allah. 7. Prayers for the Prophet while continuing. 8. Read Surat Al-Baqarah daily, even if it is by mobile phone, even if it is intermittent in stages. 9. Humanitarian aid and supplication afterwards. [The meaning of this paragraph is (benevolence to creation) whether it is a human being or an irrational being cat or sparrow]. 10. Duha prayer four rak'ahs. 11 . Two units of prayer of need... with the intention of (healing / marriage / sustenance) repeat it every day. 12. Al-Raqiya Al-Shari'a - by yourself - from it - To read Surat Al-Ikhlas or Al-Fatihah or something else on the Water and drink..every day even once. You will see good and pleasant results, God willing These are all tried and true in real life... and there are people who adhere to them And reap a lot of good results... And it is not a requirement that you do it all... Take from it What suits your situation and condition.. even if I stuck to one paragraph of it, and I won.. Note: How if you do these points or Some of them solve problems? The answer--your problem will be solved with one There are two ways, but God guides you for a reason missing you... Or that God mocks you from external causes Other people do not solve your problem. May God grant you success... God bless our Prophet Muhammad and his family and companions . Do not forget the good prayers ..... ٠٠٠٠٠٠
How can you blame business owners for bad government? The reason people are quitting is because certain places will literally pay you NOT to work and some will even pay you to be homeless. This all comes down to bad government and ridiculous spending by that same government. Now I'm not saying all business owners are blameless but for the most part a business owner is already trying their hardest and in many cases making less than the people they have to pay.
A basic welfare system works wonders in weeding out predatory employers. Go to any western EU country - basically no "working poor", but somehow in the US they are everywhere. If a business owner is paying their employees more than themselves; either they really deserved it, or the business is failing. Regardless, it is far from the norm. Also; check your facts - people switched jobs, they didn't go on welfare.
Most management are toxic, demeaning, and harsh. Could not take it anymore. I retired early because of this.
Mike - you are absolutely right in what you say. You might not have realised that what you are advocating is 'Transpersonal Leadership' which is beginning to be introduced in businesses and universities around the world.
Prioritize what matter most to you and say NO to things that don’t aligned with your priorities. You’ll make far more money and get things done faster! 🔥
That only works if your workforce is among the top things that matters most to business owners and leaders.
Fantastic speech, Most CEOs are biased & do blunders with people choices, they dont take feedback & stay arrogant & on am avg most CEOs are avg .... Very few are good !! Period !!
What’s your qualifications for such an opinion? How many CEOs do you know personally?
@@bleeone I know several CEOs personally who run successful companies, and they are nice people, but professionally they are at best average as leaders they prioritize profits over their workforce, their leadership structures are ridiculously top heavy, and they are very tone deaf. And the fact that you're being so defensive further proves that point.
@@melaninmoxiellc963 Thanks for answering my question. Asking questions btw isn’t a sign of defensiveness, it’s a sign of genuine curiosity which experience shows will get you much further in life. I’m curious which services and or products are being offered by your friend group which consists of nice guy, profit obsessed CEOs.
@@bleeone I worked under many CEOs, my first CEO was the best, he ran the biggest firm very professionally & most employees got Esop, rest 2 are very arrogant, biased & failure thus far
@The Philosophy Guy That last piece is the most insightful. Take it a step further. Invert the pyramid. The people who you help map and get whatever they want are the ones helping you get whatever it is you want. That’s leadership.
Thank you so much.
A lot of business owners should watch this everyday
Earned a BS in Management of Human Resources in 1989, at age 32, from a Christian college. Managers needed empathy....radical teaching from what I had actually experienced in the full time workforce since age 19.
The love of money and empathy seem to be mutually exclusive.
Caring and profit are as well. I mean healthcare. It’s a nightmarw
Great statement at the end..what we do for a living, should help the way others live. I work in high tech, essentially making manual processes within manufacturing redundant, that's exactly the message. I remember a time where people were looking over their shoulder at their jobs being made obsolete...not any more, the message is loud and clear..businesses have a responsibility to improve lives
The issue is that this cannot be up to the compassion and empathy of individuals and employers. This needs to be addressed at the base level. Legislation, legislation, legislation.
Such a powerful message! This is what true leadership looks like.
This is incredibly amazing. ☺️
I'm really wordless.... Amazing
Thank you so much
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HOW? I know it's possible, I would appreciate if you show me how to go about it
It was a very awesome transformation, No greater joy than seeing my progress in an initial decision..
Mrs Charlotte is my professional assistant, I have been trading with her for 8 months now... I've really made over $200,000 from her strategies in trading of cryptocurrencies.
Wow 😯 I thought I was the only one who knows Mrs Charlotte Walsh. I have also been trading with her, she's such an amazing woman with good skills keeps me happy all week knowing I earn $15,000 extra income trading with her.
Such kind of information we don't get from
most RUclipsrs, I just looked her up on google and she's a licensed broker, I am contacting her right away, thanks.
Amazing ❤🔥🇩🇿
I love this, "quit smart". Good job
Thank yo for your talk!Business is difficult to do only but It is most difficult to do in some own...and to take responsibility to all😍and to have trasparence to each-others
Interesting
Thank you, have a lot commun values, love your way of seeing things same to us in life 😍❤️☀️🌙
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Wow. Who is this speech for the executives. The employees. The middle staff?
It's for executives and middle management which comprises of directors.
3:48 'never been harder to reach financial, physical or emotional security'.. Are you really sure about that? Have you checked history?
History shows it’s actually true think just how hard it is to buy a house with the median wage. If you truly believe it’s now easier to you must be far off the age of a person beginning to work
@@CMN1105 it's harder to buy a house than your parents or maybe grandparents on the average earnings, the Internet although conceived from good intentions has been corrupted to exploit peoples emotions.
But on the balance I still believe things our ancestors went through were tough in different ways, the average person did not work 25 years at a company, that was for the educated which was a select group, there were a lot less universities, so if you didn't have a trade your job wasn't secure, even then before health & safety physic security was a dream, many miners ended up with lung disease as did builders, dockyard workers (asbestosis).
Emotionally people couldnt financially afford to uproot and leave (get a divorce), so there were a lot of unhappy marriages.
So the struggles are different some better, some worse but I think it unfair to categorise today as the hardest time.
@@tvathome562 sadly I would disagree. The problems our ancestors still faced are still here today except now there’s a greater financial and environmental burden. Saying times today are worse isn’t saying the experiences of our ancestors were nothing.
@@CMN1105 may be the existential environment crisis maybe worse (knowledge of global warming), but I guarantee their environment was darn sight more uncomfortable. Our grandparents / great grandparents would be lucky to have the income to buy a house.
The recent housing boom was created when the government wanted no longer to be responsible for social housing, so they encouraged people to invest in property before selling the council houses and inviting 'charities' (charities that have been exploited) to provide social housing, thus absolving government of responsibility & getting the few born at the right time rich. But even when houses were cheaper (6x annual income) there were still recessions & depressions, there wasnt a safety net if you lost employment, and getting a mortgage was not easy either.
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Worker coops are the way to equity and community building. Great video.
It is important to live in a harmony of our values, total wellbeing ❤️☀️🌙
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the title says it all ... no need to watch the video
No wonder people are quitting. Yeah no one has a mortgage or rent anymore, no one drives a car that is not paid for. Everyone should quit just coz they don't "feel' a certain way. So many great idea so little time!
If anyone has a problem they want to solve:
(Whatever health, social or financial)
By (problems) I mean all problems.
Healthy -- I mean sick.. any disease..
Social --- means a single person who wants to get married,
He has a disobedient son, he has a strong father on him,
She has a bad husband...and so on.
Finance. -- I mean, he has a debt, his livelihood is weak.
Among the ways to solve problems:
1. Continuous daily charity, even if a little.
2. Repetitive supplication anyway (two words)
Oh Lord bless me, Lord heal me, Lord spend my religion.
3. Kiss your father and mother's hand every day, even once. Then I pray to God (two words)
4. Morning and Evening Prayers .
5. Forgiveness while continuing.
6. Repeat..there is no power and no strength but Allah.
7. Prayers for the Prophet while continuing.
8. Read Surat Al-Baqarah daily, even if it is by mobile phone, even if it is intermittent in stages.
9. Humanitarian aid and supplication afterwards.
[The meaning of this paragraph is (benevolence to
creation) whether it is a human being or an irrational being
cat or sparrow].
10. Duha prayer four rak'ahs.
11 . Two units of prayer of need... with the intention of (healing / marriage / sustenance) repeat it every day.
12. Al-Raqiya Al-Shari'a - by yourself - from it -
To read Surat Al-Ikhlas or Al-Fatihah or something else on the
Water and drink..every day even once.
You will see good and pleasant results, God willing
These are all tried and true in real life... and there are people who adhere to them
And reap a lot of good results...
And it is not a requirement that you do it all... Take from it
What suits your situation and condition.. even if
I stuck to one paragraph of it, and I won..
Note: How if you do these points or
Some of them solve problems?
The answer--your problem will be solved with one
There are two ways, but God guides you for a reason
missing you...
Or that God mocks you from external causes
Other people do not solve your problem.
May God grant you success...
God bless our Prophet Muhammad and his family and companions .
Do not forget the good prayers .....
٠٠٠٠٠٠
The solution = exit capitalism
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How can you blame business owners for bad government?
The reason people are quitting is because certain places will literally pay you NOT to work and some will even pay you to be homeless. This all comes down to bad government and ridiculous spending by that same government. Now I'm not saying all business owners are blameless but for the most part a business owner is already trying their hardest and in many cases making less than the people they have to pay.
What? What company pays you to be homeless or not work? That’s ridiculous
@@RenaissanceRockerBoy I said places, which would mean government not company. Look to California as an example.
So those people are living under a bridge to get money from the government. Thanks for explaining. I had been wondering about that.
A basic welfare system works wonders in weeding out predatory employers. Go to any western EU country - basically no "working poor", but somehow in the US they are everywhere. If a business owner is paying their employees more than themselves; either they really deserved it, or the business is failing. Regardless, it is far from the norm. Also; check your facts - people switched jobs, they didn't go on welfare.
@@MrPaul518 Some of them are actually choosing to, yes. Of course there are usually drugs involved in those decisions as well.