The conventional use of technology in today’s business world includes outdated mindsets from the labor-driven past. Instead of using computers and software to simply “get more done,” we propose you can use them to fulfill meaningful intentions—especially your Calling. Technology isn’t the point—people and their intentions are.

The seven archetypes of entrepreneurs and how we define “real entrepreneurship” or “entrepreneurship by design.”

Shift your view of luck and finding extraordinary opportunities in hidden places.

In the Forcefield of Business, we can often find ourselves swayed by the hustle and grind culture. We invite you to consider that slowing down is the access to more creativity, productivity, and fulfillment. Here are our four principles for slowing down.

We propose that most commonly the “air we breathe” and the “water we swim in” in the business world is cordial hypocrisy. We borrowed this term from Dr. Fernando Flores - a renowned Chilean philosopher and entrepreneur known for his influential work in business management, organizational development, and the philosophy of communication and trust.

Very simply, cordial hypocrisy is the pretense of trust on top of distrust. It includes the overwhelming transactional, competitive, survival nature of much of the world of business. In such a world distrust often seems to be a necessary and smart move. Moreover, to pretend I'm not as distrustful as I actually am, is…