Do something that matters. Dare to dream big and make a change. Are you a changemaker?

To really know ourselves is hard.  We mix who we wish we were or who other people think we should be with who we actually are. Looking at our strengths, weaknesses, goals and fears – we might not like what we see.  But once we know who we are,

Want to help?  Good intentions aren’t enough.  Hear stories about people that learned through struggles and successes what it means to help. This one’s from the archive – my second pilot episode (and second attempt at this whole podcasting thing)!

We sell something everyday.  Asking someone to go to a movie, offering advice to a friend, listing a product on our website.  We’re trying to move people to take action and we do this through the messages we send – the text on our website,

Take a listen to the very first pilot episode of Changemaker.  This was when I was testing out this idea… Could stories and lessons from social entrepreneurs help make it easier for listeners to make a difference and inspire people with good news?

Vulnerability – it’s where it gets real.  It’s where we’re open to whatever happens – taking the bad with the good.  On today’s episode, listen to Christen Brandt, co-founder of She’s the First and Jared Yazzie,

Whether we want to admit it or not, there’s a lot we don’t know. As a leader, it might be tempting to keep this to yourself.  You don’t want to appear like you don’t know the answers. By relying on ourselves, we’re limited by what we know.

Your favorite comedian wasn’t born funny.   Their best jokes came after a ton of awful ones. Every joke starts as an idea.  And it’s risky to try out ideas.   You could fail, embarrass yourself, and lose out on time and money.

Belonging may seem like an abstract concept for business, but look at brands like Harley and Apple.  People wait in lines for the newest products, have meetups, swap stories, and even have special hand signals when they see each other on the road (for ...

Sometimes a good cause isn’t enough.  In this episode we’ll hear stories from two social entrepreneurs – Laura D’Asaro, co-founder of Chirps and Jenny Costa, founder of Rubies in the Rubble – who built brands that offered more than a mission.