How To Bring Spirituality Into Business

Business can feel disorienting when money, purpose, and service seem to pull in different directions.
This talk is for people trying to build or sustain meaningful work without losing themselves in the process. Tiger reframes business as a spiritual practice of offering genuine value, working with reality, and continuing to show up when the path feels uncertain.

Transcript

The spiritual game of business. The thoughts I have around that, The spiritual game of business, Is just a radical reframe. Of what it is to provide a service in exchange for monetary value to support your lived experience. And it's a radical reframe because it's so different from what we're taught from the world. Like I spoke earlier about the assuming you're missing something, Therefore you have to get it from the world. The reframe is you already have it and the game is figuring out how to deliver it to the world in a way that actually offers genuine value. And if you can do that, Then it's impossible for it to not come back to you. And so often, You know, We can look at the landscape of being human and see, OK, We have this money thing. Wouldn't it be so much nicer? Yada, Yada, Yada. But it is what it is. And we can approach it from many different perspectives. And being that it is what it is. The question is, How can I play with this? How can I play with what is rather than resist it? Or judge it or condemn it or whatever. It's like, It is. So let's work with what we got. And I see a very real game there, A game that is not only the game of business, But it's also a spiritual path. It's aligning yourself to the truth of what is. And in the journey of giving value to receive value, Which is to receive what you give. The way that the landscape is set up, Even with the monetary system. I think they're such a beautiful. Human opportunity slash challenge. That very much supports the spiritual journey. Cause just like you, Like, As a, Let's just say, Spiritual human being. Finding his way in the world. Is sometimes a bit of a roller coaster if you're trying to manage this human life. And you go this way, And it's like, Oh, It's not that way. You go this way, Oh, It's not that. You know, In one lens, It can be disheartening. In another lens, It can be super playful. It's like, It's totally OK that we get lost and confused. It's totally OK that at times it doesn't make sense, And at times you don't know what you're doing. But you just keep showing up and doing the best that you can.