• 24. Sunday Night Culture: Bridging the Gap Between Work & Life

  • Jan 31 2025
  • Length: 25 mins
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24. Sunday Night Culture: Bridging the Gap Between Work & Life

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  • Don't miss this episode where we ask the only question needed to best understand your company culture.


    Your company culture isn’t defined by the words on your website or the values etched into your office walls. It’s defined by how your people feel on a Sunday night. Are they dreading the week ahead, or are they stepping into Monday with clarity, purpose, and alignment?


    In this episode, we explore the heart of The Modern Culture movement: closing the gap between work and life. At the core of this transformation lies one pivotal question: How do your people feel on Sunday? Knowing the answer to this reveals more than just morale—it brings massive clarity around your goals, your mission, and the kind of culture you’re creating.


    As leaders of leaders, the question becomes: What are we asking our people to anchor to? What are we inviting them into? It’s not just about the work they do—it’s about who they are and how they feel. It’s not about passion as a task—it’s about purpose as an identity.


    Join us as we reimagine leadership and culture through the lens of alignment, exploring how the Modern Culture movement creates workplaces that inspire, fulfill, and energize—not just for your team, but for you as their leader. Because when alignment exists, passion flows, and as the saying goes, you’ll never work a day in your life. This episode will challenge you to reflect deeply, gain clarity, and take meaningful steps to move your mission forward.

    Watch: https://youtu.be/5rt85mlRALg
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