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课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/creating-wealth-in-your-life-and-in-your-business/
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课程名称：重新定义资本主义与五种财富形式 课程概述：职业或公司的增长是一个投资能力的循环，这将带来进一步的成长和再投资机会。然而，现代增长不再仅仅涉及金融或物质资产，而是需要对所有人类能力进行投资。本课程旨在帮助您在商业和个人生活中发展可持续的增长循环。课程介绍了形成财富生成循环的五种财富形式，即精神资本、社会资本、人力资本、创新资本和金融资本。每一个部分都提供对该财富形式的理解，并配以自我评估和行动规划模型。正如史蒂芬·柯维所言：“如果你想进行小幅渐进的改变，集中于实践、行为或态度；但如果你想实现重大的量变改善，需关注范式。”本课程倡导一种范式转变，旨在改变我们个人追求财富的方式，以及企业在创造股东、员工和社会价值方面的战略。财富的循环始于激励人心的领导创造行为，先有创意精神、目的和价值观——即精神资本，随后生成社会和人力资本，这将刺激创新资本，最终形成金融资本。如果管理不当，财富的循环将结束于道德沦丧的金融资产。
Growth in your career or your company is a cycle of investing in capacities that lead to further growth and opportunities to re-invest. But, investing in growth is no longer simply about financial or material assets. Growth in the modern world requires investment in all human capabilities. The purpose of this course is to help you develop a sustainable cycle of growth in both your business and personal life.There are five forms of wealth, capital, that form a circle of wealth generation. These are Spiritual Capital, Social Capital, Human Capital, Innovation Capital and Financial Capital. Each section of this course provides an understanding of each form of wealth and presents a self-assessment and action planning model. Stephen Covey wrote that "If you want to make minor, incremental changes and improvements, work on practices, behavior or attitudes. But if you want to make significant, quantum improvements, work on paradigms." In this course I am proposing a paradigm shift in how we personally pursue wealth and how our corporations create strategy to enhance the creation of value for their shareholders, employees, and society. Money is not in the beginning. The word, the creative spirit, purpose and values, are in the beginning. The cycle of wealth begins with a creative act of leadership that inspires unity of energy and effort. The ideas, the creative spirit, purpose and values - spiritual capital - come first. This then generates the wealth of social and human capital that stimulates innovation capital and finally results in financial capital. If not managed properly, it ends with decaying financial capital piled onto a failed moral scrap heap; an empty shell consumed by material illusions of wealth.
