We know that the greatest successes in business come when we meet the needs of others. This is true in every sector; in every industry.
We all admire the likes of Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Walt Disney, J.W. Mariott and others. What do they have in common? Their unwavering desire to meet needs – to fix problems and make things better. And awareness – actionable awareness – is the precursor, the kernel from which needs are revealed.
In the corporate world, without actionable awareness, our vision is limited. We remain in a bubble, oblivious to the changes around us. Unable to recognize real needs waiting to be met. And a lack of awareness also hampers the ability to recognize shortcomings or, indeed, capitalize on strengths.
The deep awareness of your vision, mission, and values, plus aligning your actions with them enables you to zero-in on what you want to achieve.
Thus, actionable awareness brings about clarity, focus and a conscious spontaneity. You remain alert and can respond to every situation with the totality of mind, body, and spirit. Enabling you to align each action with your higher purpose.
This actionable awareness leads to a deeper and more enduring experience of success — it is what leads to the emergence of being a true Corporate Sufi.