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Let's build community care, social responsibility, and allyship into every aspect of your business — not as an afterthought, but as a core foundation. Because business isn’t neutral. The way we sell, market, and structure our offers either upholds oppressive systems or actively works to dismantle them.

We’re here to have honest, nuanced, and sometimes uncomfortable conversations about what it rea... more

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If you're exhausted by AI replacing human voices, automating the soul out of everything, and those hustle-y calls to "adopt AI or be left behind" — we're with you.

But here's the other side. Right now, for the first time ever, you have the power to ... more

When ADHD coach Jak Levine-Pritzker asked me to be interviewed for her upcoming book on ADHD and intersectionality, I said yes — and asked if we could share it on the podcast too. 

What followed was one of the most vulnerable conversations I've had ... more

If you're a practitioner that works outside of mainstream institutions, you might have had your work dismissed as a scam, a grift, or a cult — or if you've watched it happen to someone you respect — this episode is for you. 

I'm pulling back the cur... more

So many of us are settling for lives we never failed at.

Those are lives that were never really lived in, either. 

This episode is your permission slip to start failing more, today, at the things that actually matter to you.

It might just be the m... more

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Jak Levine-Pritzker
ADHD coach extraordinaire
Episode: 73. My story of growing up Korean and ADHD - a conversation on neurodivergence and intersectionality with Jak Levine-Pritzker
Maisie Cheong
Communication designer
What Maisie Said / maisiecheong.com
Episode: 69. You're not procrastinating, you're doing invisible work
Joey Lieu
Coach focused on decolonizing voice invisibility and sacred story work
Based in Taiwan
Episode: 66. An Asian guide to prayer as a spiritual technology (with Joey Liu and Daniel Lim)
Daniel Lim
Serial entrepreneur, life coach, teacher
Based in Singapore
Episode: 66. An Asian guide to prayer as a spiritual technology (with Joey Liu and Daniel Lim)
Billy Seol
Software engineer and Buddhist life coach
Independent / julylifecoach.com
Episode: 65. Responsible AI stewardship: a Buddhist perspective (with Billy Seol)
Tallulah Le Merle
Oxford-educated technologist, investor, and strategist who advises major institutions on AI strategy; author
Self/Various institutions as AI strategy adviser
Episode: 63: A Case for Hope: AI and jobs, education, the meaning of intelligence (with Talullah Le Merle)
Dr. Joey Liu
An advocate for collective flourishing and a visionary in creating systemic change.
Episode: 46. Rescue your dreams from capitalism: visioning at the scale that your ancestors meant for you - with Dr. Joey Liu
Rashida Bonds
Allyship coach
Episode: 40. How to practice allyship when we're all in danger - with Rashida Bonds
Danny Lim
A close friend of Simone and a passionate advocate for authenticity
Episode: 37. Loving The Poop Of Life (interview with Danny Lim)

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Simone Seol
Host of Liberatory Business

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 120 ratings
  • The world needs more of this

    Just finished listening to ep. 38 on the Spiritual-to-MAGA pipeline and am slow clapping internally. One of the more nuanced explanations I’ve encountered. Thank you so much for your work, Simone! 🙏🏼

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hollybeingjolly
    United States7 months ago
  • I don’t even have a bizz right now now

    But I love listening to Simone’s podcasts and taking her courses. I learn a lot. I want to do my part to make the world a better place and sometimes I feel lost on the how, the motivation, the hopefulness. The mindset shifts I get from Simone helps me move forward and helps me get unstuck and overwhelmed on what to do or how to be. So grateful that a former teacher recommend her content!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vi1112
    United States8 months ago
  • Thrilling Business Wisdom for Leftists

    I’ve been following Simone’s content on Instagram for a year or two, and I’m thrilled to see this in the world (via my ears ~ ). As a small business owner who’s trying to change the world for the better her insight, perspective, and wisdom is like a breath of fresh air. I’ve had to hold my nose through way too many Biz Bros content for far too long. After only 2 1/2 episodes I’m hooked and can’t wait to engage further.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Skeeboz
    United Statesa year ago
  • Nuggets of wisdom

    I’ve been following Simone for several years now, I’ve always appreciated her honesty and her tips and advice are spot on. The latest podcast is very generous with insights - but I know it’s up to me to put it into practice. Simone brings a refreshing and welcome perspective into the sell!sell!sell! entrepreneur space. It feels disingenuous to “sell” in such unstable and uncertain times, but Liberatory Business is shining a light on a 3rd way out.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Money Melon
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Brilliant and humble

    Simone Seol is brilliant, generous and humble. This podcast is one of many free resources that she offers and her paid courses are worth more than gold. Thanks Simone for shining your light

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SriDawn
    United Statesa year ago

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73. My story of growing up Korean and ADHD - a conversation on neurodivergence and intersectionality with Jak Levine-Pritzker
Q: What role did environment and privilege play in shaping your ADHD experience and your ability to pursue a more self-authentic career?
Environment and privilege have been significant. The guest discusses choosing a creative entrepreneurial path as a way to survive and thrive, acknowledging that this option is not available to everyone and that luck interacts with effort. She encourages listeners to pursue environments that support their authentic selves when possible.
73. My story of growing up Korean and ADHD - a conversation on neurodivergence and intersectionality with Jak Levine-Pritzker
Q: How have you learned to trust your own brain and path, given the external pressures and cultural expectations?
Trust is built through community and mirrors from people who recognize the value in her differences. She emphasizes the necessity of surrounding herself with people who reflect back positive beliefs about her, and she notes that environment and accessible support are crucial in enabling self-trust and entrepreneurial success.
73. My story of growing up Korean and ADHD - a conversation on neurodivergence and intersectionality with Jak Levine-Pritzker
Q: Is the shame from being diagnosed with ADHD still strong, or has your perspective changed?
While the shame is not completely gone, it has softened considerably. The host describes ongoing, subtle self-criticism, but the guest explains that the relationship to herself has transformed dramatically, supported by community, love, and a growing belief in her own worth beyond the diagnosis.
63: A Case for Hope: AI and jobs, education, the meaning of intelligence (with Talullah Le Merle)
Q: How should education adapt to AI to avoid diminishing intelligence and instead enhance it?
The guest argues for a shift from memorization to application, collaboration, and critical inquiry; classrooms should emphasize hands-on learning, debate, and integration of students' lived experiences to cultivate deep mastery and creativity.
63: A Case for Hope: AI and jobs, education, the meaning of intelligence (with Talullah Le Merle)
Q: Is it worth the disruption of AI, and what are the major fears people have about AI taking jobs?
Tallulah responds that while disruption is real, it should be understood as part of a historical evolution of work and that many feared outcomes can be mitigated by re-skilling, new systems of support, and rethinking what work means, with a focus on flourishing and inclusive opportunity.

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This show centers on building businesses that are both profitable and principled, with regular focus on community care, ethical leadership, and social responsibility. Episodes frequently tackle topics like responsible AI, sustainable pricing, marginalized perspectives in work, and the intersection of spirituality, ecology, and entrepreneurship. A distinctive thread is reframing business as a vehicle for collective well-being rather than sheer growth, with practical insights on governance, language, and culture that listeners can apply in real-world settings. Noteworthy is the willingness to address uncomfortable truths and bring diverse, cross-disciplinary voices into conversations about what “radical kindness in business” could look like i... more

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2. Maisie Cheong
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4. Daniel Lim
5. Billy Seol
6. Tallulah Le Merle
7. Dr. Joey Liu
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