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YEP! “Women are the ultimate economic accelerators" via @pioneerspost #socent #impinv .
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Young, socially minded founders are looking to pioneers (like Yvon Chouinard) for inspiration as they navigate the complexities of doing well by doing good.
Social entrepreneurship is fancy jargon, if I may say so myself. It is a new term in today’s world. Some call it a buzz word, some call it a trend, and others with less positive outlook refer to social entrepreneurship as a fad. Upon knowing that I graduated with a Master’s in Social Entrepreneurship, people often ask me to explain what social Entrepreneurship is. I am not the expert on the subject, but I want to use this post to try and explain. In trying to come up with a personal definition of social entrepreneurship, the academic in me started with researching the textbook definition of an entrepreneur. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, an entrepreneur is “one who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business or enterprise.” The term is very much related to the term enterprise, which in addition the standard economic or business organization meaning refers to “readiness to engage in daring or difficult action” (Merriam-Webster). In light of these two definitions, I view social entrepreneurship as the creation and management of an organization that assumes the risk of uniquely meeting social needs. The term organization can encompass a wide variety of communities. In social entrepreneurship, the form or structure of the organization does not matter as much; the need of a social enterprise should dictate its form or structure. Whether or not structured as a for profit or a nonprofit, social enterprises should be sustainable, utilizing sound business skills. Its main emphasis should lie on the purpose, which is to uniquely meet social needs. In regular businesses and enterprises, profit is the bottom line; in social entrepreneurship, social impact is the bottom line. The Achilles’ heel of for profit social organizations might well lie in the possibility of losing focus. Rather than focusing on the social impact, profit might become a distraction that clouds their’s judgment. On the other hand, nonprofit social organizations often fall prey to organizational harakiri. They have tunnel vision on the mission and, taking no heed to sound business decisions and strategy, drives themselves to organizational suicide. It does not have to be one evil over the other. Social entrepreneurship aims to maintain both sound business practices and social impact. Best of both worlds. I ended my definition of social entrepreneurship by stating that these organizations assume the risk of uniquely meeting social needs. Controversies have emerged concerning whether or not social entrepreneurship should be innovative. I believe that it does not have to be a completely original idea; some ideas have already been thought of, but might be lacking in execution. In addition to that, I believe that social enterprises must be unique to the intended community and the social need addressed. For example, a social enterprise aimed to help the poor in Indonesia will look and feel different compared to one aimed to help empower women in Africa. Over the weeks, I plan to write short pieces n different issues in the social entrepreneurship world along with profiling different social enterprises. For now, I would love to hear what your thoughts are on social entrepreneurship. If you are a social entrepreneur, I’d like to hear what your enterprise is!
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In a world shaped by efforts to influence us, using methods that are ever-evolving in scope and sophistication, freedom is inconceivable (or meaningless) without some kind of mental judo.

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We social innovators worship the power of stories. And when we tell them, we tend to sound as if we’re the first ones ever to try to make the world a better place.

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If design is the current trend in solving social problems, what’s a current, glaring social problem close to home that we could apply it to?
Agile and Holacracy are so superior to our traditional methodologies for running businesses and communities and for creating anything new, they should be adopted everywhere immediately.
To discover wisdom within yourself, accumulated over a lifetime, to synthesize it, share it, and watch it not only land in someone else’s head, but see it make a difference in their work or lives is transformative. The maxim that “we forget 90% of what we learn and none of what we teach” is true, and not only do we remember it, it helps us learn important things about ourselves.
Cheryl Heller, Chair of MFA Design for Social Innovation at the School of Visual Arts, on the importance of being a “serial mentor.”
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What began as the study of how individuals make decisions is revealing that we humans are not actually the freethinking individuals we believe ourselves to be.
What would we be without relationships to the rest of life and to humanity? Advice and wisdom from the founding chair of the Design for Social Innovation (DSI) program.

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Why Give a Damn:
Of all the advice available to us on wellbeing – what to eat and not eat, what our lifestyle should be, how to manage stress, how much exercise we need and what we should get from our relationships – the idea that we can create our way to being well sounds too simple. But like many simple truths, it’s easy to miss and very hard to do.
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