Using Business as a Force for Good — Seth Streeter // Mission Wealth

Today's business environment demands more from businesses. It's not enough to make a great product or offer excellent service. Your business needs to become a force for good, whether it is volunteering, beach cleanups or offering scholarships to underrepresented community members. Using your business to make an impact is good for business, the soul, and the community. Find out more as Seth Streeter, Founder & Chief Impact Officer, discusses using your business as a force for good.
About the speaker

Seth Streeter

Mission Wealth

 - Mission Wealth

Seth Streeter is Founder & Chief Impact Officer at Mission Wealth

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Show Notes

  • 01:55
    What does it mean to use your business as a force for good?
    Whether it is volunteering, beach cleanups, or offering scholarships to underrepresented community members, using your business to make an impact is good for business, good for the soul, and good for the community.
  • 06:02
    How do you start to make a difference?
    You can take inventory of the organizations or causes your team is already passionate about. Or you can do a values exercise to identify the top three your team cares about and would want to support at a broader level.
  • 12:05
    Seth shares how he got into helping people navigate the 3.0 phase of life
    There are three phases of life, but many people are stuck in phase two. Seth helps people step into retirement, offering them support and resources.
  • 17:51
    Why experiential trips are important for marketers and leaders
    As marketers and leaders, youre tasked with being visionaries. You need to be innovating, seeing where companies are going, what our future customer needs, anticipating those needs, and anticipating the changing market landscape of our industry. So you need to always meet new people and be in new environments to get new perspectives.

Quotes

  • "We have so much opportunity through our teams, clients, customers, and communities we serve to make an impact. And making an impact also differentiates your brand." - Seth Streeter

  • "Helping your team help create the vision, drives engagement, and builds buy-in." - Seth Streeter

  • "I came up with this framework life in three phases. 1.0 is when we get our sense of identity. And then we start our field of study, and we start our careers, we get married, we create a company, that's a phase of 2.0, which is the responsibility. And there comes a time when many people start to go, wow, I've achieved what I wanted to professionally, my kids are starting to become more independent, and I've made a little bit of money. That's when people begin to think about 3.0, the phase of freedom." - Seth Streeter

  • "As marketers and leaders, we're tasked with being visionaries. We need to be innovating, seeing where companies are going, what our future customer needs, anticipating those needs, and anticipating the changing market landscape of our industry. And yet, if we live in the same four walls and hang out with the same six people, it's hard to have that renewed perspective. So, by putting ourselves in new places, with new people doing new experiences, we expand our perspectives." - Seth Streeter

  • ."Putting ourselves in unfamiliar environments, that's part of having a growth mindset." - Seth Streeter

About the speaker

Seth Streeter

Mission Wealth

 - Mission Wealth

Seth Streeter is Founder & Chief Impact Officer at Mission Wealth

INSPIREDtalks

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