Raj Sisodia

Raj Sisodia and Nilima Bhatt, co-authors of "Healing Leaders," delve into the importance of healing in leadership. They discuss the rise of burnout in the post-pandemic world and introduce a seven-step framework for inner healing. Key topics include the power of self-knowledge, the significance of self-love, and the journey to authenticity. They argue that healing is a strategic advantage, connecting emotional well-being to better decision-making in business. Their insights intertwine conscious capitalism with feminine leadership principles for a transformative approach.

Raj Sisodia, a marketing professor and co-founder of the Conscious Capitalism movement, explores how businesses can become forces for good. He critiques mainstream marketing's harmful effects and outlines four pillars of Conscious Capitalism: purpose, stakeholders, conscious leadership, and caring culture. Sisodia also discusses how AI can enhance supportive business models and shares inspiring stories, like that of Bob Chapman, who prioritized people over profit, demonstrating that caring organizations can thrive.

Experts Jay Jakub, Raj Sisodia, and Bob Chapman discuss the movement for stakeholder capitalism, highlighting the need for systemic change. They explore the shift from profit-driven models to stakeholder-centric approaches, emphasizing trust, inclusivity, and sustainability. The podcast delves into the challenges and benefits of embracing stakeholder capitalism in business and the importance of collaboration for a better future.