Digital Social Hour
Why Economic Inequality Hurts Your Business Growth | Marianne Williamson DSH #1135
22 Jan 2025
Why does economic inequality hurt your business growth? 📉 Join Sean Kelly on Digital Social Hour as he sits down with Marianne Williamson for a compelling discussion packed with valuable insights on how systemic inequality impacts businesses, families, and the American Dream. 🌍💡 Discover the truth about corporate greed, the shrinking middle class, and the urgent need for universal healthcare and ethical governance. Marianne shares powerful stories and actionable ideas to foster fair opportunities for everyone. From the challenges of today’s economy to the hope for a brighter future, this conversation is a must-watch! 🚨✨ Don’t miss out—watch now and subscribe for more insider secrets. 📺 Hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for more eye-opening stories on the Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly! 🚀💬 Join the conversation and let your voice be heard! 👇 #laboruprising #financialeducation #publicpolicy #democrats #labormarket CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - Marianne Williamson Campaign 05:00 - Prolon Fasting Benefits 06:16 - Government Spending Analysis 10:57 - Income Inequality Issues 13:57 - Taxing the Wealthy Debate 18:39 - Underinsured Americans Crisis 21:09 - Democratic Party Strategies 25:58 - Department of Education Overview 33:57 - Spirituality and Well-being 34:35 - Personal and Spiritual Transformation 37:36 - Michael Moore and Trump Supporter Dialogue 43:27 - Gavin Newsom Fire Management 47:15 - Support for Marianne Williamson APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Marianne Williamson https://www.instagram.com/mariannewilliamson SPONSORS: Prolon: http://prolonlife.com/DSH LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/
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There's tremendous yearning for hope and possibility. I mean, what should the Democratic Party be thinking about right now? The Democratic Party should not be thinking about the past. The Democratic Party should be thinking about people like you who are about to get married, who want to have children, and the cost is so prohibitive.
That's where our attention should be, and that's where it will be if I win the chair of the DNC. All right, guys, Marianne Williamson is back. It's been a while, and she just announced she's running for DMC chair. Thanks for coming back. Thank you. Thank you for having me, and welcome to Washington, D.C. Yeah, it's only my second time here, but I'm taking it all in.
So did you do the sightseeing stuff? I haven't done it yet. Did you do that when you were a child? No, I've just been filming. I come out here to film. Well, those monuments are moving. Which one would you recommend?
All of them. See the Lincoln, see the World War II, see the Jefferson, see the MLK, see the Roosevelt if you can, see the White House. I mean, it's Washington. It reminds you of that which is eternally true.
Yeah, history is important, right? I just had on an ancient coin person on the podcast and he was showing me all these coins. Oh, wow. Yeah, and it was really cool to touch it and feel the coins. Wow. Yeah. Wow. Yeah, there's something about just holding it or being in that historic location. You feel it within you, right?
I think sometimes we, I suppose most generations do that, but we sort of think we're the first ones to figure anything out. And I think that historically this will be looked back on as a time where a level of dark ages in many ways in terms of our having forgotten those things which are most true. I think that we're coming out of that phase now. I think we can come out of that phase.
And that's what the sort of collective yearning is. But we don't have everything figured out. And sometimes it's looking back where we see some of the greatest wisdom, find some of the greatest wisdom. Yeah, dark ages. When do you think that sort of started? Yeah.
Well, you know, as soon as the Industrial Revolution started revving up in Britain in the late 1800s, then came here. And that began a mesmerization of the Western mind with all things external. And that turned in, of course, it had some positive results, the 20th century technology, scientific revolution, industrial revolution.
I mean, this is not in any way to take away from some of the progress has been made. But as many artists and philosophers at that time here in the United States, Walt Whitman, the transcendentalists, and people in Great Britain, were trying to sound the alarm that this is a bad idea, what's happening here. We are focusing so much on the outer life that we are going to...
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