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The term "Consciouspreneur" refers to a person who excels in all the realms of life: Personal, Professional, Social and Spiritual, taken from the book "The Consciouspreneur" by Manoj Gupta.[1][2] They are productive and dynamic in their outer world, and peaceful and joyful in their Inner world. This approach emphasises ethical decision-making, sustainability, and social responsibility, aligning the objectives with personal values and a commitment to creating a positive impact on society and the environment.
Principles of Consciouspreneurship
editConsciouspreneurship is guided by several key principles:[3]
- Purpose-Driven Approach: Consciouspreneurs operate with a clear mission and vision that extend beyond profit, aiming to contribute positively to society and the environment.
- Ethical Practices: They adhere to high ethical standards, ensuring transparency, honesty, and integrity in all aspects of life.
- Sustainability: A strong focus on sustainable practices, including reducing environmental impact and promoting social equity, is central to their operations.
- Personal Engagement: Consciouspreneurs actively engage with people to understand their needs and foster collaborative relationships.
- Mindfulness and Self-Awareness: Emphasizing personal growth and mindfulness, Consciouspreneurs strive to maintain a balance between their personal and professional lives.
Content and Themes
edit- Personal Growth: Self-awareness, mindfulness, and emotional intelligence as key components of effective leadership.
- Professional Development: Insights into building businesses that align with personal values and contribute positively to society.
- Spiritual Exploration: Exploring the role of spirituality in guiding ethical decision-making and fostering a sense of purpose in business.
- Social Impact: Highlighting initiatives and practices that address social and environmental c
hallenges, promoting a more equitable and sustainable future.
Impact and Influence
editThe Consciouspreneur movement has influenced various people and industries to adopt this in practices. There has been various crowdfunding programs organised under this too.[4]
Notable Supporters
editSeveral individuals have gained recognition for their conscious approach, including:
- Manoj Gupta: A business expert by Profession, an author by Passion, and a life empowerment virtuoso by Purpose
- John Court: Board Advisor, Executive Consultant, Top 100 CIO, Digital Supply Chain Leadership
- Amish Tripathi: Bestselling Author[5]
- Krishna Kumar: Technology Leader, IICA Certified Independent Director
- Cyrus Safavi: Managing Director at QUALITEST Germany GmbH
- Einav Lavi: CHRO, Talent Transformation Executive
- Dinesh Kumar Jindal: IT Leader with experience in managing global team
- Rajeev Sawhney: Board member, Technology & ESG in Financial Institutions
- Srishti Singh: Business Development Leader, Book Marketing Expert, Consultant
- Hitesh Jain: IRMA, Ex-Banker, Entrepreneur, Investor
Criticism and Challenges
editDespite its positive intentions, the Consciouspreneur movement faces challenges such as balancing financial sustainability with ethical commitments and addressing potential greenwashing or superficial adherence to conscious practices.
References
edit- ^ Gupta, Manoj (31 Oct 2023). The Consciouspreneur Book (1 ed.). India: StoryMirror. p. 245. ISBN 9789390267750. Retrieved 31 Oct 2023.
- ^ Consciouspreneur, The (2 Nov 2023). "Book Launch in London". US World Today.
- ^ Consciouspreneur, The (7 March 2024). "The Consciouspreneur Concept". New Business. Retrieved 7 March 2024.
- ^ Nigam, Ritesh (4 Oct 2023). "The Consciouspreneur Crowdfunding". The Week.
- ^ Amish, Tripathi (2 Nov 2023). "The Consciouspreneur Book Launch". ANI.