Spiritual Entrepreneurship Book: Raw Reflections of a Female CEO
Introducing "Spiritual Entrepreneurship: Raw Reflections of A Female CEO," a captivating book that shares the author's life story and explores the transformative power of spiritual entrepreneurship. It delves into valuing a feminine way of being within a hyper-masculine business framework, challenges conventional thinking, and advocates for expanding love rather than extracting gain.
This book offers fresh perspectives on co-creation and invites spiritual entrepreneurs and change-makers to reimagine the world of business. Embark on this remarkable journey of hope, where we can ignite meaningful change and embrace new possibilities in entrepreneurship.
01
The Backstory Behind this Book
provides context about my life and spiritual journey so the reader can understand my perspective in writing this book.
1. My Spiritual Context
a. Religion growing up
b. Choosing legalism over love
c. On leaving my faith
d. New beginnings
e. Founding Indigo
2. Conclusion: How Indigo Became the Impetus for this Book
02
The Three Dimensions of Spiritual Entrepreneurship
explores the roles of the founder, the employees, and the company itself, illustrating their constant integration in the life of a spiritual entrepreneur.
1. My Evolving Entrepreneurial Journey
a. Entrepreneurship
b. Social Entrepreneurship
c. Spiritual Entrepreneurship
2. The three Dimensions of Spiritual Entrepreneurship
a. First Dimension: Founder Focus
i. The role of fear and resistance
b. Second Dimension: Employee Focus
c. Third Dimension: Business Focus
i. Organizational development models
ii. The tension of a spiritual enterprise: redefining control and success
iii. The tension of a living spiritual enterprise: revealing light from darkness
3. Conclusion: Putting it all together with integrative ability
a. Integrating the masculine and feminine
03
The Three Principles of Venture Capital
contrasts the venture capital model with the three dimensions of spiritual entrepreneurship. This chapter highlights how venture capital’s methods are entirely divergent from spiritual entrepreneurship.
1. The three principles of venture capital align with our failing education system
2. Exclusivity
a. Exclusivity in venture capital
b. Increasing equity and reducing bias through inclusivity
3. Ranking and Sorting
a. Enoughness replacing ranking and sorting
4. Money
a. Self-interest and Wetiko
b. Social impact investing in its current form is not the answer
c. We can't help but focus on the wealthy
d. Money follows existing power structures
e. Funding alternatives to institutional capital
f. Spiritual capital redefines value
5. Conclusion: Refocusing Humanity's ROI
