#1: The Rise of the Empathetic Entrepreneur

11/19/22 • 56 min

In a world where freedom of expression is on the rise, we get to totally reimagine who we are, what we stand for, and how to connect and serve one another in ways that feel meaningful. That's where empathetic entrepreneurs thrive.

In this episode, Adam, Alysha and Jade kick off the show by diving into the benefits of the rise of the empathetic entrepreneur, how to deal with the highs and lows of the journey, and what to do next with YOUR gifts the world so desperately needs.
Learn from first-hand experiences how to navigate uncharted waters and insights on cultivating the future of business through mission-driven work. If you're just starting out and wondering 'how can I possibly use all my gifts and navigate all the challenging feelings to serve the world as an entrepreneur?' then this episode is for you!
Pull up a chair and learn how to thrive while challenging the status quo by using your light!

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Voice & Impact - #1: The Rise of the Empathetic Entrepreneur

Transcript

Alysha00:00:00.050

I feel like it's straightforward. If you hear like empathetic entrepreneur, you're like, okay, cool. But it's also elusive. It's like empathy refers to like soft skills kind of thing. Entrepreneurship is very like hard skill, like action, business, all of that. So I'd love to know from your perspective, Adam, what are the distinct like qualities of an empathetic entrepreneur, like in your own experience, but also that you've recognized in other peop