The Gospel According To Isaiah - The Gospel According to Isaiah is a thought-provoking business podcast episode under The Business With People, where leadership, purpose, ethics, and real-world business wisdom meet human-centered thinking.

In this episode, host Shabu Sheikh explores business not just as a system of profit, but as a responsibility—towards people, values, and long-term impact. Inspired by timeless principles and modern business realities, this episode focuses on how meaningful leadership, integrity, and vision can shape sustainable success in today’s competitive world.

Rather than chasing shortcuts, this conversation emphasizes:

Purpose-driven business mindset

Ethical leadership in modern organizations

People-first strategies that create long-term value

Decision-making rooted in clarity, accountability, and vision

This episode is designed for entrepreneurs, business leaders, professionals, and aspiring founders who want to build not only successful businesses—but businesses that matter.

The Gospel According to Isaiah invites listeners to rethink business as a calling, not just a career—where influence is used wisely, people are valued deeply, and success is measured beyond numbers.

🎯 What You’ll Gain from This Episode

A fresh perspective on business leadership

Practical insights for people-centric growth

Motivation to align values with business strategy

Inspiration to lead with purpose and conviction

🔊 Who Should Listen?

✔ Entrepreneurs & Startup Founders

✔ Business Professionals & Managers

✔ Leaders & Decision Makers

✔ Anyone interested in ethical, people-focused business

✨ Closing Note

The Business With People is not just about business models—it’s about human impact.

And in The Gospel According to Isaiah, host Shabu Sheikh brings clarity, depth, and meaning to the way we think about business and leadership. Listen carefully and enjoy. And stay with us by subscribing to the podcast. How to start a business and succeed and, to get wisdom on these topics, listen to our podcast more and more. Thank you all.