Infographic: Understanding Social Enterprise
“Social enterprises operate all over the world and they are a growing sector in the United States. While there is no singular definition in the U.S., most social enterprises operate in the open marketplace and integrate a social or environmental mission into their bottom line. At GOOD, we view social enterprises as for-profit organizations that aim to do well by doing good. Check out our latest infographic on social enterprises in the marketplace, then read our continuing news coverage on this rapidly expanding sector at the GOOD Business Social Enterprisehub.”
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Endless opportunities.
It’s been almost over a month since graduation and I am still finding it hard to grasp the fact that I am no longer a student. I feel like I’ve been set free to a future of endless opportunities and it is up to me to make a decision on which ones to grab on to. The onset of infinite possibilities definitely sounds exciting but it also feels overwhelming at the same time.
I keep asking myself what I should, want, and need to do with my life from now and onwards. My schedule has been empty for a few weeks now and I’ve had a lot of time to think. Maybe way too much time to think. I start working in two weeks and until then I don’t have much planned. I feel like I’m at a very weird stage in my life and I don’t really know how to get out of this.
Just about a month ago, I was busy running around and heading towards something. But now, everything just seems stagnant.
“The Boundaries of Life and Death” by Saskia Kretzschmann
“Ghosts” by Laura Welsh
“Tomorrow” by Niki & The Dove
An automated dorm room.
