Kelly MonaghanGuest
Meredith BellHost
And Meredith, I'm going to have to give you an update because we did a lot of market testing with We Lost the Plot, which is the whole premise of this.

And my publisher said, you know what, Kelly? I think leaders will buy Reclaim the Plot.

But this is why I think we've lost the plot at work is for so long, like people for the purpose of business, for a lot of times we've answered that as shareholder wealth maximization.

But then there becomes this thinking in order to do so, we've had to accept the fact in our universities that The business then is amoral.

And I think that is the very thinking that has caused us to lose the plot of what work is all about.

And I worry that as we think about where work is headed today and the winners and losers of our economy, We're not seeing those things take place.

And so anyways, that's why the spirit and the heart of why I wrote this book is I want to help leaders reclaim the plot of what work actually is all about.

And Meredith, I'm going to have to give you an update because we did a lot of market testing with We Lost the Plot, which is the whole premise of this.

And my publisher said, you know what, Kelly? I think leaders will buy Reclaim the Plot.

But this is why I think we've lost the plot at work is for so long, like people for the purpose of business, for a lot of times we've answered that as shareholder wealth maximization.

But then there becomes this thinking in order to do so, we've had to accept the fact in our universities that The business then is amoral.

And I think that is the very thinking that has caused us to lose the plot of what work is all about.

And I worry that as we think about where work is headed today and the winners and losers of our economy, We're not seeing those things take place.

And so anyways, that's why the spirit and the heart of why I wrote this book is I want to help leaders reclaim the plot of what work actually is all about.
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