Transforming Wall Street

A Conscious Path for a New Future

De: Kim Ann Curtin

Narrado por: Marshall York

Duración: 10 h y 21 m

Resumen del Editor

Conscious capitalists from Wall Street to Main Street are revolutionizing wealth creation - are you among them? Would you like to be? When did capitalism and making money become bad things? Where do you draw the line between making a living and greed? Can you work on Wall Street without selling your soul? Is it possible there are more decent people working on Wall Street than there are wolves?

In this book, Kim Ann Curtin challenges the established narrative of self-interest and greed that has informed so much of the coverage around Wall Street and sets out an optimistic and positive vision for the future of America’s financial heart. The book combines fresh insight, intelligence, and experience from 50 leading Wall Street luminaries, a panel of academic experts, and a wide-ranging group of Teachers of Consciousness - offering an eye-opening and soul-inspiring insight into the way that conscious capitalism is transforming America’s financial industry. Whether you’re avidly capitalistic, angry at Wall Street, or simply seeking to balance wealth with meaning, Transforming Wall Street provides a roadmap to a more conscious existence. And with supporting evidence from The Wall Street 50, you’ll see that integrity really does breed success.

The Wall Street 50 include: Bill Ackman, Dara Albright, John Allison, John Bogle, Josh Brown, Frank R. Casey, Susan Davis, Amy Domini, Joseph Grano, Oswald Grubel, Janet Hanson, Carla Harris, Hazel Henderson, Erika Karp, Brad Katsuyama, Henry Kaufman, Dr. Andrew Kuper, Robert Monks, Joe Perella, Barry Ritholtz, Jim Rogers, Jack Schwager, Don Seymour, John Whitehead, Fred Wilson...and 25 more.

©2015 Kim Ann Curtin (P)2021 Kim Ann Curtin

With the potential to become a classic about capitalism.

Kim does a great job interviewing the prime guests. My favorite part is when she gets to the questions about the magic wand. Basically refers to “if you had a magic wand, what would you change in Wall Street?” The answers are very interesting, from no more bail outs, to no lying, to you screw up you go to jail. Being born in a country where capitalism is estigmatized, though most people don’t really understand capitalism and their version of capitalism is that of Marx from their high school clases, I find this book very revealing. I suspicion is that in a few years time it will become a classic.

I will let it settle and listen again.