Care More

The Audacity To Care More

Presented in June 2023, this presentation is about what is possible when you actually care more. As a business model, we’ve preached that folks should strive to “Out-care” the competition. This is the follow-up to that presentation.

To download the slides click here: The Audacity to Care More

Seems like every trip around the sun, the plot thickens, doesn’t it? We’re all pedal to the metal, chasing our tails, trying to do more, earn more, be more…but for what? When’s that earth-shattering, lightning-strike moment of clarity supposed to hit us? That “aha” moment about what we’re meant to be doing with this wild, wonderful life? Spoiler alert: There’s no magic class for figuring out your life’s purpose. Bummer, I know. But stick with me, ’cause I’ve got a nugget of wisdom that might just be your north star during those soul-searching expeditions.

Enter “Caring More”

Let’s talk about caring more. Not just a little – a lot more. It’s about crafting a legacy you’re downright giddy to call yours. It’s about uncovering your true mission and having the guts – no, the audacity – to chase it with everything you’ve got. Because, let’s face it, in a sea of folks who are more about ranting and less about raving over their life’s blueprint, you’ve gotta be the one to smash through the “average” barrier. You’re capable of mind-blowing things. The secret? Just start giving a darn. A big one.

So, what do you say? Ready to shake things up? Join me in the trenches for “The Audacity of Caring More.” This isn’t your run-of-the-mill pep talk. We’re diving deep into the guts of entrepreneurship for the here and now, and the future that’s waiting just over the horizon. And hey, it’s not just about launching the next unicorn startup. It’s about weaving social good into the very fabric of your venture. The smart cookies are already on it. Are you?

“The clearest message that we get from this 75-year study is this: Good relationships keep us happier and healthier. Period.”  – Robert Waldinger, director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development

From Chip Wilson’s Little Black Stretchy Pants, comes MANY stories about how to think differently by caring more about your product, your customers, and your legacy.