More on Spiritual Intelligence
According to Danah Zohar and Ian Marshall, Spiritual Intelligence can be witnessed in the business world in the following manner:
Spiritual Capital:
- Preserves and renews resources
- Sees future generations as stakeholders
- Inspiring
- Leadership as a vocation
- Sense of fulfillment
- Dedication
- Addresses inequality and anger
- Hope
These qualities have opposing characteristics in the common business scenarios:
Business-as-Usual:
- Depletes resources
- Ignores future generations
- Personally dispiriting
- Egotistic leadership
- Stress
- Corrupted self-interest
- Fuels terrorism and unrest
- Fear
Business and economic sustainability is attained when Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a core value that is both voiced and practiced
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