Love is Just Damn Good Business, with Steve Farber

Published: Nov. 13, 2019, 9 a.m.

Love is just damn good business, a podcast with Steve Farber. It\u2019s time to understand why love is just damn good business.

From his book, Love is Just Damn Good Business, Steve Farber will share to us the importance of showing love not just for your business but also to your customers or clients. This podcast episode is sure to be filled with \u201clove\u201d so make sure to tune-in and enjoy!

Steve Farber is the founder of The Extreme Leadership Institute, an organization devoted to changing the world through the cultivation and development of extreme leaders in business, nonprofits, education, and beyond. Listed on Inc.\u2019s ranking of the Top 50 Leadership and Management Experts in the world, and #1 on Huffington Post\u2019s 12 Business Speakers to See, Farber is a bestselling author, popular keynote speaker, and a seasoned leadership coach and consultant who has worked with a vast array of public and private organizations in virtually every arena.

What you will learn from this episode about love is just damn good business:
  • Why Steve named his new book \u201cLove Is Just Damn Good Business: Do What You Love in the Service of People Who Love What You Do\u201d
  • Why it\u2019s important to consider how you show the love you have for your customers or clients in a clear, repeatable way
  • Why there is a common and persistent belief that love has no place in business, and why Steve set out to prove otherwise
  • Steve shares key takeaways and lessons from his book that can directly contribute to a business\u2019s growth and success
  • Steve shares an example of a real company that had high turnover and went through bankruptcy and how they managed to turn things around by creating a great culture
  • What first actionable steps Steve recommends you take to be able to identify and more consistently show your love for your business and customers
  • Why Steve\u2019s strategy is applicable to every kind and size of business in an industry-agnostic way
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