Chris Larsen delivers a short monologue arguing that purpose is important in business. He says owners, managers, entrepreneurs, and employees benefit from working for a company with intent and values, and contrasts purpose-driven work with amoral activity (e.g., pimps, drug dealers) and certain sectors (Wall Street, politics).
I think. I think purpose is very important for business. I think it's really valuable for owners, managers, entrepreneurs and employees to feel like they're working for a company that has something in mind when they're doing it. Some intent, some value. I mean, if we were only doing things for them, we'd all end up being pimps and drug dealers. Right? That's, you know, if you didn't have a conscience and no ethics. At the one end of the extreme, you know, you were. Or maybe work on Wall street or politics.
