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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg told Harvard’s graduating class in May, artificial intelligence would not only strip individuals of jobs, but also their sense of purpose. With the wage growth plateauing at 1-2% the last few years and unemployment on the rise, small business owners must tap into their personal purpose to continue to bolster the U.S. economy.Being connected to a new way of thinking leads to an increase in wealth and career fulfillment—and now business owners have an opportunity to make a significant impact. Stephanie Staidle, founder of The Right Brain Entrepreneur, is a licensed art therapist and business coach who helps individuals and companies discover their bigger vision and build from a greater purpose.. Her latest course, “Build A Business You Love”, helps business owners to overcome mindset blocks and learn how to package their gifts into products and services that can make a difference and generate income.
With 18 years of experience in psychology, Staidle shares the fundamentals of building a successful business and the science behind creative, big-picture thinking.
“Most people fail because of how our education and societal systems have trained us to think in a limiting way, killing our innate creative genius,” said Staidle. “We can rewire our brains by removing old brain patterns and rewiring new ones, and businesses can expand their performance quickly and make a bigger impact.”
These small businesses who are socially conscious and purpose driven are gaining popularity. In fact, 75% of millennials say they would choose to work for a company that does good in the world, and 92% reported being more likely to purchase from an ethically responsible company.
Staidle believes the ability to be resourceful is the most influential factor, accelerating their performance through an underused resource called “Right Brain Thinking”.
“Companies need to focus on their why, their bigger vision—creating social impact—and improving creative thinking in their founders and employees instead of only focusing on the bottom line,” said Staidle. “Right-brain thinking will save the world. With political and radical tensions, we need businesses to tap into their creative genius and step into their greater purpose now more than ever.”
Businesses who adopt purpose and creativity as the guiding principles can have a competitive advantage in being proactive now to ensure a strong company culture, employee retention and economic growth. Stephanie’s coaching programs and corporate workshops provide the tools to do this quickly.
To learn more about The Right Brain Academy, visit: www.therightbrainacademy.com
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