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Integreaters is a show about people and companies living out of their greater purpose and the character it takes to make the journey. Hosted by Brent Fessler integreaters.com
What Will Character Do for my Company? Character's Value Prop Part 2
Character development may be costly to invest in, but we are missing out on the most important things for our companies. This two-part series on the value proposition of character concludes by looking at the benefits of investing in values and purpose integration. Employee engagement during COVID-19 and remote working has become a critical issue for companies, not to mention the innovation, creativity, productivity, and customer retention we need to successfully get through this crisis. Character is an investment that pays off, and this episode helps us add up the value to make the right investment.
Factors affecting employee engagement: https://www.businessexpertpress.com/books/managing-employee-turnover-dispelling-myths-and-fostering-evidence-based-retention-strategies/
CalTex: http://www.ctpc.com/
JUST Capital framework: https://justcapital.com/issues/
Firms of Endearment framework: https://www.firmsofendearment.com/
Peter Senge on shared vision: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyESvprvRbI
Conscious leadership's effect on brain function: https://iveybusinessjournal.com/publication/a-case-for-conscious-capitalism-conscious-leadership-through-the-lens-of-brain-science/
Patrick Lencioni on trust: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCxct4CR-To
Host: Brent Fessler
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7 Jun 2020
You're Already Paying for Character: Character's Value Prop Part 1
Character may be costly to invest in, but we are already paying a significant cost by not investing in character and purpose integration. This two-part series on the value proposition of character begins looking at the costs of doing nothing. Companies, seemingly universally, rank character as more important than skills or knowledge in their companies, but their investment in developing character doesn't reflect that priority. This episode briefly reviews many of those reasons before examining the costs we are already spending when someone's character lapses. Perhaps we can come to realize, the cost of doing nothing far outweighs the cost of investing in developing character, integrating our values and purpose into our companies.
Host: Brent Fessler
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9 May 2020
Whose character is right?
Before we can be intentional about developing character, we need to articulate a clear and robust framework of character traits. But whose character is right? In this episode we look at different frameworks from the past few thousand years and across the world to see if there is a common thread that can inform us today.
Host: Brent Fessler
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24 Apr 2020
The Need for Character and Fractals
Character is important in every area of our life - more important than skills and knowledge. But do our efforts reflect how important we think character is in our business, branding, and meaningful relationships? Character is a fractal! Find out what that means and why it matters.
Mintel study on consumer behavior towards unethical brands: https://www.mintel.com/press-centre/social-and-lifestyle/56-of-americans-stop-buying-from-brands-they-believe-are-unethical
Primer on fractals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFtTdf3I6Ug
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