Join Alok Srivastava, renowned entrepreneur, educator, and leadership mentor, as he delves into the evolving landscape of business, leadership, and personal growth. In this inspiring talk, Alok examines how the Industrial Revolution, while promising efficiency, convenience, and abundance, also brought unintended consequences—environmental strain, burnout, and an extractive mindset that prioritized individual profit over collective well-being.Through his insights, he highlights the current dilemma: businesses are thriving, yet human happiness, sustainability, and inclusion are often left behind. Alok introduces a practical framework centered on integrity, inside-out alignment, and discernment, empowering leaders and individuals to make conscious decisions that balance growth with purpose.This talk is a call to action for inclusive, sustainable, and values-driven growth—showing how personal evolution and mindful leadership can create lasting impact for people, businesses, and the planet. Alok Srivastava is an entrepreneur, educator, and leadership mentor with a career spanning global firms like JPMorgan London, Rivigo, OYO, and 99acres. An alumnus of IIT Delhi and IIM Calcutta and an Ex-Founder & CEO, he has led large-scale businesses, built high-growth ventures, and advised startups on scaling, fundraising, and innovation. Passionate about shaping the next generation of changemakers, he frequently conducts workshops at leading institutions including IITs, IIMs, and Masters’ Union on design thinking, entrepreneurship, and mindful leadership. Beyond business, Alok is deeply involved in social impact initiatives with the All World Gayatri Pariwar, driving projects in literature dissemination, youth development, and de-addiction campaigns. His work blends strategy, values, and purpose—empowering individuals and organizations to innovate responsibly and create lasting impact. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx