Thank you very much for sharing your journey. It’s hard to know when to quit your dayjob. For me, if I dreaded going to work each day, then I knew it was time to quit. The nonprofit and for profit world have their share of bad managers, and nonprofits and forprofits alike can do good in the world. Perhaps the answer is researching and finding a nonprofit, for profit, or hybrid that you can get passionate about, that is actually doing a lot of good work, has good management, and great efficiency.

Mazarine

I get up every morning asking myself that very question, “why am I doing this”? Then I answer myself, I’m mentaly stuck. I want to contribute to the greater good, but I am terrified of not having dependable and stable income that my employer is currently providing me. Quoted perfectly in your post, “We’re trying to do good. And we’re trying to make money. The more money we make, the more good we can do.” I have vowed to “Build a Better Business and a Better World” and I look foward to communicating and collaborating with as many like minded individuals as I can to spread the word.

Thank you for a well written and meaningful website and post.

Euri Giles