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I create a newsletter called GrowthCandy. Each issue shares one idea to help build and spread your work, delivered as a short comic. Fast to read. Easy to apply. Hard to forget!
If you started your meaningful business and lead it to some level of success, you may have experienced these two scenarios:
If you do something for long enough, you’ll be an expert at it, for better or worse:
We could break down people’s goals into… a P.I.E. chart… comprising of 3 types:
I’ve met two vastly different types of self-proclaimed proponents of cause-driven capitalism. Which do you feel more intrinsically resonates with you?
We have it backward:
Beliefs divide people. What if they didn’t?
When we first get in touch with someone we can serve, we get to serve in one of two ways:
We had equality 500 years ago. Everyone was poor, and nobody was empowered to make an impact that benefits others in a significant way.
Remember when we used to search on Google then click around on websites?
Not everything is here to stay for long. For teams doing important work, it’s important to know what does and what doesn’t:
Everyone would have you believe that they’re always doing great. They’re not:
Nobody wakes up in the morning wanting an unsuccessful day. Or to die having lived an unsuccessful life. Success is relative:
If we’re lucky, some of our plans will go to plan.
First rule of engaging someone in the marketplace? Respect:
Sometimes, the worst thing that can happen to a good idea is another “good idea”:
I saw a sign on the street that said “Worship with us” today. It got me thinking about the pond we fish in:
When tackling major social issues, it’s easy to think it’s an impossibility.
It’s a matter of the heart:
Ever been on the phone and asked yourself, “Wait, where’s my phone?”
Is there more that you can do for those you wish to serve?
We’re not so binary as to have just ‘good’ days and ‘bad’ days. So what’s today’s score?
In the entrepreneurial and social-entrepreneurial worlds, we hear a lot about hustle.
Sometimes the toil gets tough. What do you do when you don’t feel like pushing ahead?
This is particularly important to appreciate if we’re doing important work (and if you’re reading this, that’s probably the case).
Our eyes have a lesson to teach us about the future of our work:
What if winning isn’t for you?
I create a newsletter called GrowthCandy. Each issue shares one idea to help build and spread your work, delivered as a short comic. Fast to read. Easy to apply. Hard to forget!