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23rd Apr 2020

The Shared Ship Episode Two

Pirates For Good

Pirates Field Guide

The Fight

Pirates. Yes, those rapscallions of the seas. Those villains who stood together to fight the injustices of the day: oppression, poverty, equal pay, health, prejudice, slavery. In the spirit of pirates, we need to find the courage to walk the plank of the unknown. Walk in the footsteps of your employees and advocates, examine your values and beliefs, and find what mutually benefits us all. 

You don’t need a two-day offsite event to determine your purpose. Ask yourself one simple question: at the end of the day, what difference are we trying to make in the world? Don’t filter any of the responses. Instead, simply jot down whatever comes to mind. After doing so, toss out any responses that say your company’s purpose is making money, as most successful Pirates have a purpose that extends way beyond the mighty dollar.

So, what’s your Fight? (Your Inspired Purpose)


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The Shared Ship
The Shared Ship serves those who believe connecting with others will make companies and communities stronger.
The Shared Ship podcast for Pirates is a manifesto to help get to the heart of whatever it is you believe in and embrace the power of community to inspire, empower, and embolden others to join you and/or your mission. We’re guessing you’re here because there is something you believe in—your brand, your business idea, your mission, a social cause, a passion. And we’re here for you if you’ve been lost in the cold, digital world surfing for more…humanity… there, we said it.

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Geno Church

Captain of the Shared Ship. 2x Author, Hall of Fame Marketer, Pirate for Good.

Geno Church, Captain of The Shared Ship, has built youth-led prevention movements, sparked wonder and curiosity in the nation's classroom, grew a creative community around scissors, empowered people to take care and appreciate their public parks, developed a beacon of hope for those affected by addiction and birthed a community for cheese lovers.