Finding Purpose Beyond Success with Kris Land - 144

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Jul 28

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What happens after you've achieved everything the world says should make you happy, only to discover you're still searching for something more? In this episode of Leading Visionaries, host Anjel B. Hartwell sits down with Kris Land, entrepreneur, technologist, and award-winning author. After building and exiting more than a dozen technology companies, including one that went public, Kris realized external success couldn't answer life's deepest questions.

If you're building a business, leading a team, or searching for deeper meaning beyond achievement, this conversation offers a refreshing perspective on success and the human experience.

What You Will Learn

Why external success doesn't always create lasting fulfillment.

How curiosity creates more effective and adaptable leadership.

The importance of listening before making leadership decisions.

Why synchronicities may be meaningful connections rather than coincidences.

How childhood conditioning shapes our perception of consciousness.

Why having purpose beyond financial success matters.

Three lifelong goals that create lasting fulfillment.

How embracing the journey leads to greater growth than focusing only on outcomes.

Why asking better questions can transform your life.

FAQ:

Why can success still leave people feeling unfulfilled?

Many people discover that achieving financial or career goals doesn't automatically provide purpose or lasting happiness. True fulfillment often comes from continuing to grow, learn, serve others, and pursue meaningful goals beyond external achievements.

What is conscious leadership?

Conscious leadership is leading with self-awareness, curiosity, empathy, and purpose. Rather than believing they have all the answers, conscious leaders invite collaboration, remain open to new perspectives, and align decisions with deeper values.

How can curiosity improve leadership?

Curiosity helps leaders make better decisions by encouraging them to ask questions, gather diverse perspectives, and remain adaptable instead of relying on assumptions or predetermined answers.