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The Value of Thinking of Your Business as a Religion
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The concept of a religion can expand the concept and potential impact of a business, particularly in terms of creating a strong sense of community. Building a business with the intention of creating a community of people who feel a sense of belonging and togetherness holds transformational possibilities.
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By calling a business a religion, it expands the concept of what is possible and transformational, rather than just having a transactional focus.
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By calling a business a religion, it expands the concept of what is possible and transformational, rather than just having a transactional focus. While this might sound like an educational service that grows through Facebook ads, if done well, a religion can have a global impact that lasts through the ages.
ChapterThe Value of Thinking of Your Business as a Religion
Episode#146 with Suleman "Suli" Ali - Voluntarily Selling Our Data, Creating The New Religion and A Fund Making Millions Shorting Pharma Companies
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker drove a fancy car at a very slow speed because she was scared of damaging it, while her passenger urged her to speed up.
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The speaker drove a fancy car at a very slow speed because she was scared of damaging it, while her passenger urged her to speed up. In other news, a vacation houses website works on shared calendars among trusted network similar to timeshares.
ChapterThe Value of Thinking of Your Business as a Religion
Episode#146 with Suleman "Suli" Ali - Voluntarily Selling Our Data, Creating The New Religion and A Fund Making Millions Shorting Pharma Companies
PodcastMy First Million
The Clubhouse app creates a sense of community and belonging, similar to that of a neighborhood, through features like a temple and a subscription meal service offering Indian food three times a day.
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The Clubhouse app creates a sense of community and belonging, similar to that of a neighborhood, through features like a temple and a subscription meal service offering Indian food three times a day.