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At The End Of The Day, The Team You Build Is The Company You Build.

The Internet Will Make Every Enterprise A Publisher.

We Need That Same Mentality In Philanthropy, Trying Things, Taking Risks, Recognizing The First Try, Maybe The Second Try, Maybe The Third Try Won't Work. But If You Stay At It And You're Learning, You're Talking To Others, And You're Learning Together, Eventually You'll Break Through And See The Kind Of Impact You Were Hoping For.

The Resources You Happen To Accumulate, What Do You Do With Them? You Can Spend The Money And Buy Some Houses Or Whatever, And People Do Some Of That And That's Fine. You Can Give The Money To Other People, Your Family, But Usually When You Do That You Screw Them Up And It Ends Up Counterproductive. Or, You Take Those Resources And Reinvest Them In Things That You Believe In, And That Could Be Reinvesting In A Philanthropic Cause.

You Can Be Entrepreneurial Even If You Don’t Want To Be In Business. You Can Be A Social Entrepreneur Focused On The Not-for-profit Sector. You Can Be An Agriculture Entrepreneur If You Want To Change How People Think About Farming. You Can Be A Policy Entrepreneur If You Want To Go Into Government. The Idea Of An Entrepreneur Is Really Thinking Out Of The Box And Taking Risks And Stepping Up To Major Challenges.