By Susanne Goldstein on Jan 28, 2008 in Cultural Trends, Global Community, The Social Age | 0 Comments
You’ve all read my meanderings about the power of social enterprise to effect change in the world. At the World Economic Forum at Davos this year, social entrepreneurs were the new “it” peoeple. I’m not surprised. It may take a bit of time, but slowly, people are starting to understand that entrepreneurship for social change […]
By Susanne Goldstein on Jan 23, 2008 in Acts of Kindness, The Social Age | 2 Comments
Yesterday I was driving to the hospital for some tests. I’m lucky. I can drive in my comfortable car, to my first-class doctors and have my insurance pay for my visit. Parking is valet and life is pretty cushy.
For me.
Not for the Vietnam vet with a sign hanging out on the corner of Cambridge Street. […]
By Susanne Goldstein on Jan 21, 2008 in The Social Age | 12 Comments
Recently, I was thinking about the “good ole days”. I’m not one to spend a lot of time living in the past, but I had a thought… and that thought has stuck with me.
Back when I was Susanne v2.0 (I’m now at Susanne v4.0), I was living it large in the “go-go” days of the […]
By Susanne Goldstein on Jan 19, 2008 in Brass Tacks, The Social Age | 0 Comments
I’m often asked by people how they can make the transition into a job that will give them more meaning in their life. These jobs are plentiful, and smart, driven people are needed to fill them.
Idealist.org, a project of Action Without Borders, is an online community where people are connecting everyday to make the world […]
By Susanne Goldstein on Jan 16, 2008 in The Social Age | 7 Comments
My mom brought me up to believe that if I am late meeting someone, it means that I consider my time more valuable than their time. Since I live in The Social Age and truly don’t believe that my time is more valuable than anyone else’s, this phenomenon has translated into always being 20 minutes […]