Speaker Siddharth Rajsekar argues that the core of any business is service: building a company from a perspective of serving a higher purpose (God/super-consciousness/creator) leads to nourishing societal impact. He contrasts this with social-media ‘hacks’ that offer instant gratification but little lasting value, and points to Steve Jobs/Apple as an example of a founder whose intent and level of service built a big company.
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When you serve our creator, God, the super consciousness, whatever religion, path or process that you follow, when you build a business based on that perspective of understanding, your level of service is going to be nourishing every aspect of society. Even if you go on Instagram and you just scroll there for a long time, you're going to get a whole bunch of stuff which are instant gratification kind of information, which does not really benefit or help the viewer, because the viewer has to understand that there's more to getting results and succeeding than just the hacks and tricks. What is the core of an entire business is service. If you look at anyone who has succeeded in this world. So even if you go to ChatGPT and give a prompt, analyze the life of Steve Jobs, for example, and understand what level of service and contribution has he done to this world, and please decode the traits, the characteristics and the elements of what has made Apple what it is today. You'll be amazed by the kind of insights that you'll get when it comes to what made him serve. And you'll understand that big companies are built not based on the tactics of the products or everything, as it is based on the intentions of the founder.