• E89: Business School Of Conscious Economics | Consciousness Anywhere Podcast: Shannon O’Hara

  • Dec 20 2023
  • Length: 30 mins
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E89: Business School Of Conscious Economics | Consciousness Anywhere Podcast: Shannon O’Hara

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  • Stoke your business by stoking your consciousness.

    Everything comes to those who choose it; not those who work hard.

    Conscious economics is the inclusion of consciousness as a viable, relevant and super charged advantage for productivity and creation.

    Business when created within the economy of consciousness can be money machines that expand and change the world; gifting to both customer, staff and owner.

    Learn the stages of business, their check points and what must be instituted within each stage for optimal and sustainable growth.

    There are so many lies about what it takes to succeed in business and money. What if you didn’t have to make any of that relevant?

    Check out the upcoming Business School of Conscious Economics with Shannon:  Business School Of Conscious Economics

    Key takeaways:

    • The creation of a business that functions within the economy of consciousness starts with the CEO’s points of views
    • The lack of consciousness has a huge impact on the growth of the business
    • What am I doing this business for?

    Resources: 


    Gary Douglas, founder of Access Consciousness
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