Lauren Bacon's Curiosity Labs
  • Blog
  • Work With Me
  • Books
    • Curious for a Living
    • The Boss of You
  • Courses
  • About & Contact
  • Newsletter
Select Page
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…

Special Delivery

If you like what you see here, get on my email list to get new articles delivered right to your inbox.
Sign up

Highlights

  • How to Fire Someone with Compassion and Respect
  • 7 Questions to Ask Before Committing to a Business Collaboration or Partnership
  • Lauren Bacon: Curiosity Labs
  • The Balance Matrix: My Answer to the "Work-Life Balance" Question
  • The Rebel Grandma: What my grandmother taught me about sex, love, and loneliness
  • Who am I to be Creative, Resourceful, and Whole?
  • Work With Me
  • The Prerequisite to a Meaningful Business Plan? Know What Moves You.
  • Impostor Syndrome
  • Courses

Read more about…

  • Accidental Bosses & Leadership
  • Beauty Tuesdays
  • Business
  • Community
  • Comparison
  • Curiosity
  • Fun
  • Quotations
  • Self-awareness
  • Sex
  • Speaking & Events
  • Technology
  • Values
  • Home
  • Blog
  • Work With Me
  • Books
  • Courses
  • About & Contact
  • Newsletter
  • Privacy
  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Designed by me (Lauren Bacon) using the Divi theme for WordPress. Photography by Roger Mahler Photography