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We can co-create or we can manage. We cannot do both.
A plan to reform capitalism from a professor of management who no longer believes in management. Using the spiritual language of mitzvah and chavrusa, Connected Capitalism is a philosophy of reaction that empowers the disenchanted to build stability amidst the confusing chaos of surveillance capitalism, global pandemics, racial injustice and cronyism amongst the elite. It involves helping more of us thrive in transformative relationships filled with curiosity, engaging with those who were once strangers, deploying forgiveness and tapping into a confident hope for the future. Even amidst the present sense of disconnect, our desire for meaning, connection, and wonder has not waned. Things are broken in our social, political and economic spaces. Connected Capitalism is an empowering call to fix them.
A plan to reform capitalism from a professor of management who no longer believes in management. Using the spiritual language of mitzvah and chavrusa, Connected Capitalism is a philosophy of reaction that empowers the disenchanted to build stability amidst the confusing chaos of surveillance capitalism, global pandemics, racial injustice and cronyism amongst the elite. It involves helping more of us thrive in transformative relationships filled with curiosity, engaging with those who were once strangers, deploying forgiveness and tapping into a confident hope for the future. Even amidst the present sense of disconnect, our desire for meaning, connection, and wonder has not waned. Things are broken in our social, political and economic spaces. Connected Capitalism is an empowering call to fix them.