Gagan J LevyA Jewish businessman, a Buddhist yogi, and a Hindu lover walk into a bar.Setup for a joke?Nope, just the strange cosmic cocktail that is Gagan Jared Levy. Jew-Bu-Du, spiritual strategist, creative instigator, and cultural mycolo-gist who's been quiety helping build the most alive movements of the pasttwo decades - socially responsible business, impact investing, regenerativeagriculture, psychedelic healing, and even pitched in on a little campaigncalled Obama '08.As former Co-Chair of the Social Venture Network (the folks who helpedbirth B Corp), he's helped redesign capitalism with a conscience. As a boardmember of Ram Dass' Love Serve Remember Foundation, he's worked tocarry ancient wisdom into modern hands without watering it down. A vi-sionary bridge between the business and spiritual worlds.He founded guru, an award-winning creative agency that helps CULTS (Con-scious Undeniable Love-fi lled Truths) take root in business, brands, and cul-ture. His most recent initiative is guru's creative playground and innovation lab, Puhpowee, through which this book and other exciting, visionary projects sprout and infect culture from the fertile soil of creative minds. He's also the co-founder of Maha Global, an AI-powered platform that leverages brand reputation and stakeholder sentiment to hold Fortune 500 corporations to a higher standard, because good intentions don't change the world if they're not backed by behavior. He is also proud to sit on the boards of the impactful hunger relief organization Conscious Alliance and PACT (Psychedelic Arts And Culture Trust). And has fun rousing and inspiring stu-dents as a sporadic adjunct professor at his alma mater University of Colo-rado's advertising school.Whether on stage, in ceremony, or scribbling strategy on the back of a napkin, Gagan helps leaders build with soul and scale with integrity. His mission is to increase joy, reduce suff ering, and remind business what it's capable of when it remembers its true reason to exist. When it remem-bers its purpose.This book is part of that remembering. Read More Read Less