From Profit to Purpose: The Shift That Can Transform the World

The other day, I found myself in an intriguing discussion over lunch. Someone asked me, “If there are proven solutions in the world that could pull people out of poverty, eliminate financial scarcity, and improve health, why aren’t they being implemented?” For me, the answer lies in a single word: intention.

Our conversation turned to the fascinating science of water, specifically research by Dr. Gerald Pollack, who has demonstrated how water, when structured in certain ways, has the potential to create free energy. This discovery could revolutionize the world. Imagine a machine using water to provide free energy to the masses—what a game-changer that would be! Yet, despite such potential, it hasn’t been done. And this is where intention comes into play.

We began to ask ourselves why corporations, with their resources and influence, aren’t rushing to develop these groundbreaking technologies. The sad reality is that while the technology might exist, the intention behind large sums of money often comes with strings attached. The driving force behind many projects is profit, and when that becomes the primary intention, the original goal gets distorted.

Now, I want to be clear: I don’t believe money is inherently good or bad. In fact, I love money, and I believe it has its rightful place. But when the sole intention of a project is profit, we enter into a values conflict. Let’s say we create that water machine that generates free energy. The first intention behind this is simple: give people free energy and make a positive impact on the world. However, this intention clashes with another—preserving the profits of energy companies. If free energy were widely available, these companies would lose revenue, jobs could be at risk, and entire industries would collapse. This creates fear, and that fear drives decision-making. The fear of losing profits becomes stronger than the desire to help humanity.

Essentially, the power of intention shapes the outcome. Right now, the intention behind most big projects on our planet is profit-driven. But I believe this won’t last forever. As we step into what some call the “New Earth,” I see more and more individuals, including many of the VPs and CEOs I work with, becoming fed up with the old way of doing things and the desire to have more pure intentions. 

These leaders aren’t just chasing money anymore—they’ve had enough of that narrow focus. Instead, they’re starting to look inward, shifting their own intentions to align with higher purposes. They’re beginning to ask: How can we create a win-win for everyone? How can we ensure the planet benefits, the people benefit, and businesses thrive in harmony? When the intention behind a project shifts from pure profit to benefiting all, the game changes. The outcome becomes more aligned with higher vibrational values, and that’s when real change happens.

I know some may argue whether this is possible or not, but I truly believe that’s where we’re headed. I’m witnessing this shift in people around me—those leaving the “old world” behind and aligning themselves with the intention to lead with love and purpose, rather than greed. 

When the desire for extreme profit is replaced with the intention for the highest benefit of all, that’s when we’ll see a whole new world emerge.

Are you one of those leaders that is feeling the same? Do you have that deep desire to make change from a new intentional place? If so, then hit reply and let´s have a chat. I know I could be of great support in helping take the steps to those new desires.