
The Heart Feeds Itself First: Healing, 'Overgiving' & Sacred Business w/ Mark Silver
Send us Fan MailMark Silver shows us how heart-centered business can be a real spiritual practice, where marketing becomes a form of witnessing instead of manipulation. We talk about the needs underneath visibility, pricing, and burnout, and how to build a business that supports us without leaving ourselves out of the circle of care. • Mark’s path from activist and paramedic punk to spiritual business mentor • Business healing as an integration of small business, spirituality, nourishment, and liberation work • Problem-based marketing done with healing empathy rather than activation • The “hidden treasure” teaching and why being witnessed matters • Relating to the business as something with its own heart and structure • Distortion in capitalism and why sincere people adopt harmful tactics • Overgiving reframed as excluding ourselves from care • The heart feeding itself first as a boundary and sustainability metaphor • Sufi remembrance and receiving divine qualities like protection • Bringing spirituality into public work without dilution or conversion • Betty’s Buddhist view on innate goodness and authenticity• How Heart of Business works, including the learning community and practices If something in this episode moved you, I’d love to hear from you. Please share this episode with someone else who you think might enjoy it.You can find Mark at Heart of Business.comAnd you can buy his book here.Also mentioned: Tad Hargrave of www.marketingforhippies.com From Betty: ✨ Join the True Wealth Membership✨ A warm gathering of good people - with a big vision - doing deep inner work together; committed to being the change they wish to see. Each month: a live session with me, a private community, my full recordings library, and a direct line into this very podcast. £33/month, cancel anytime. 👉 [Join here: https://buy.stripe.com/7sYbJ13Ux9cU4w239IaVa0b] First call: Friday 3rd July, 1pm UK / 8am ET.FB: Betty Cottam BertelsIG: Betty_Cottamwww.truewealthwithbetty.comMusic by Ahmad Mousavipour from Pixabay










