Humanistic Capitalism

Imagine you are advising a friend on ethical spending; what would be your top suggestion for making a positive impact?

What actions have you taken, or would you be willing to take, to support business models that put humans before profits?

Can you think of a creative initiative that might incentivize companies to adopt more ethical practices?

When companies make donations to social causes, in what ways does that action influence your perception of their overall brand?

What would you do if you found out your favorite product was produced unethically?

When selecting a job or internship, how important is the company’s social and environmental responsibility to you?

Describe a time when a brand’s ethical misconduct affected you personally; did it change how you viewed the brand?

How does a company taking genuine steps toward sustainability influence your purchasing decisions?

Which ethical business practice do you most frequently discuss or advocate for among your friends?

What could be the role of technology and social media in advocating for humanistic capitalism?

Why is it significant for businesses to promote more than just their products, but also the values and ethics behind them?

What's a company that hasn't adopted humanistic capitalism practices but you wish would, and why?

Why is it important for businesses to consider the long-term impact of their decisions on society and the environment?

If you started a business, how would you measure its success beyond financial gain?

How do you think a commitment to diversity and inclusion can impact a company's culture and success?

What kind of positive changes do you think would come from consumers demanding ethical practices from every purchase they make?

How can we, as individuals, contribute to a culture that celebrates companies caring for their employees as much as their profits?

If you could speak directly to a CEO, what personal experiences would you share to promote the importance of ethical practices?

In your experience, how does knowing the story behind a product change your perception of it?

Have you ever felt more loyal to a brand because you knew about its ethical labor practices?

Do you think that workers' happiness can affect the success of a business, and in what ways?

How does it make you feel when you hear about companies that give back to their communities?

If you were an entrepreneur, what ethical principle would be non-negotiable in your business plan?

Have you ever chosen one brand over another because of its commitment to social causes, and what impact did that have on your decision?

How would you describe a future where businesses prioritize ethical behavior?

What personal values would you want a business you support to reflect, and why?

How do you think your community could benefit from businesses that practice humanistic capitalism?

What does a world where businesses invest in people as much as in products look like to you?

Have you ever been inspired by a business leader's commitment to society, and how did that influence you?

Can you recall a time when buying something made you feel like you contributed to a better society?

How would you feel if the sneakers you wear became a symbol of positive change in the world?

Why do you think honesty and transparency in business might be more attractive to customers than low prices?

Would you join a club at school that focused on promoting ethical consumerism, and why?

Have you ever felt proud of a company for taking a stand on an issue, and what was the issue?

Do you think it's okay to enjoy products without considering the company's ethics, or is that complicity?

How would you use social media to encourage your peers to think more about humanistic values in business?

If companies were like friends, what qualities would you look for in a 'friend' company?

Can you think of a moment when you had to choose between a cheaper product and a more ethical one, and what guided your choice?

How do you feel when you discover a product you love was made unethically, and what do you do about it?

How does portraying a company as 'doing good' influence your feelings about the brand and its products?

How does your vision of a 'dream job' align with the values of humanistic capitalism?

How should society reward companies that prioritize human well-being and ethical behavior?

Would you work for a company with high pay but poor ethics, or would you choose less pay at a more ethical company?

Is it the consumer's responsibility to research a company's ethics, or should the company make it transparent?

To what extent should a business sacrifice profits to engage in ethical practices or improve worker conditions?

Is it fair to expect businesses to solve social problems, or is that the role of government and nonprofits?

How would workplaces change if empathy and care for employees were as important as meeting targets?

If you were to start a business, how would you ensure it benefits both your customers and society?

What does 'being responsible' mean to you in the context of running a company?