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Better Than Business As Usual: How Smaller Businesses Can Fix the World (and Still Turn a Profit)

Better Than Business As Usual: How Smaller Businesses Can Fix the World (and Still Turn a Profit)

by Lauren | 6 Mar 2019 | Business, Curiosity, Values

I’ve been working up to this post for a while. It’s part curiosity experiment, part manifesto, part kick-off for a big project I’ve had on the back burner for months, or maybe longer. I would love for you to read, respond, and if you feel so...

Hi. I'm Lauren.

I'm a seasoned tech entrepreneur and author who asks a lot of questions. I offer strategy and coaching for creatives, entrepreneurs, and accidental bosses who want to infuse more joy, curiosity, and ease into their lives and work – and create growth that has meaning and purpose. More about me…

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