Responsible shopping is an important part of social entrepreneurship, in my opinion. Social enterprise is about taking business skills and applying them to social problems. I think responsible shopping is an extension of that. It allows your personal activity of shopping to contribute to social causes, too.
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Today’s a continuation of yesterday’s discussion about personality traits of global social leaders.
Your Personality as the Building Blocks of Leadership
As you consider your own unique leadership skills, consider the lessons that Ken Kille highlights in his book about global leadership. One of his major ideas is emphasized in his statement that:
From leaders in business, leaders in politics, to leaders in the home: Your personality affects your leadership style.
Global Leadership & Social Entrepreneurship
As I began reading the book, From Manager to Visionary, by Kille, it became clear to me that even global leaders direct their organisations based on their own inner personality.
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