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Closing the ‘subjective impact gap’: How social enterprises can motivate and retain talent by overcoming doubts about their impact
This article was originally written for The Next Billion. Social enterprises are increasingly lauded as an important mechanism to address development and climate challenges in low- and middle-income countries. Not only do they aim to tackle specific social and ecological issues that are at the core of their missions, but they also catalyse positive impact through…
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Doing Good / Staying Well: A wellbeing toolkit
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Working for impact but failing to experience work as impactful
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When it is more complex than “Just ask”: Purpose-driven entrepreneurs and asking for feedback
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Enhancing social entrepreneurs’ wellbeing: The role of support organisations
Social entrepreneurs work to improve the wellbeing of communities and the planet, but what about their own wellbeing? Wellbeing is not just the absence of illness, but a state where individuals can cope with the normal stresses of life, realise their potential, and contribute to their community with a sense of vitality and authenticity. As…
