The world we live in has been pushed to its absolute limits. After several decades of rapid innovation and acceleration, supply chains and travel came to a jarring halt in 2020, as the global pandemic ricocheted across every continent. But while the pandemic seemed to transform the way we live, work, consume and socialize, it was not in itself a cause of great change; rather, it was a catalyst. This book examines how we got to this point in history, how we can use this forced pause to reassess and recalibrate, and how business leaders across all industries should leverage power and influence to rebuild a new version of capitalism that is responsive, agile, ethical, sustainable and unconditionally resilient. Drawing on the principles of Bushido (a code of conduct from pre-modern times, which remains the basis for the teaching of ethics in Japan today), the author provides a pathway for business and government to achieve sustainability (both ecologically and economically) and societal systems that meet the needs of our rapidly evolving world.