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Steve Bernal, an entrepreneur, business owner and consultant to Fortune 500 companies. Steve currently owns several successful companies and the founder of http://www.Bizlightenment.com , a Business Directory that showcases Conscious Companies across a wide spectrum of industries and professions. BizLightenment is dedicated to advancing the cause of Conscious Business worldwide.

What Do They Mean When They Say "Conscious Business"?

There is a growing trend among small businesses and corporations who are utilizing the conscious business model - and succeeding. These companies illustrate how incorporating conscious business principals can and does increase the bottom line. S0 exactly what is meant by "conscious business"? Here's how the Conscious Business Institute (http://consciousbusinessinstitute.com)describes this model: "Conscious... Read

By: Steve Bernal | 11/11/2008 | Management

Three Key Principles For Running a Socially Conscious Business

Socially conscious business practices have been changing the way people conduct their companies and organizations for some time now. As a result, individual lives and communities are being positively impacted and changed along the way. That said, some business owners remain uncertain about what it means to adopt a socially conscious... Read

By: Steve Bernal | 11/11/2008 | Business

How to Create a Conscious Company

Conscious business is about conscious people and conscious business practices. In some ways, operating a conscious company is a lot like parenting. As a parent, for example, you can lay down all the rules and guidelines that you want but unless you model the desired behavior to your children, they... Read

By: Steve Bernal | 11/11/2008 | Business

Increasing Your Bottom Line Through Conscious Business

Many business owners shun the idea of the conscious business model, because they fear it lacks sustainability. They worry that a focus on employees, the community and the environment means that they will be unable to create a business that will profit. This is a misconception, and today more small businesses and corporations who are utilizing the conscious business model are succeeding. They illustrate how incorporating conscious business principals are increasing the bottom line. Read

By: Steve Bernal | 01/09/2008 | Management