The author describes the future of modern companies as a challenge to consciousness and personal development. Every organization—be it a school, a clinic, a business, or an authority—will increasingly face the question of whether it can develop in harmony with its environment (such as suppliers and customers). Our entrepreneurial consciousness must expand from personal interests to a fate community of interconnected enterprises. This developmental approach challenges individuals to become aware of their moral responsibilities and to cultivate their intuitive abilities. Glasl's concise presentation points to the consequences that arise from Rudolf Steiner's philosophy of freedom for the companies of the future.