x In Part 1 we read about how shopping centre precincts have often become one of the major driver’s for community hubs or Living Centres. We also read how with the COVID challenges of reduced income, job losses, reduced business …
Many years ago I was studying Asian Studies which is a cross-disciplinary studies including nation constructing and deconstructing. I studied History, Economics, and politics and religion as part of Asian Studies as well as an Asian language. For me this …
Entrepreneurs: are they the bad guys or the good guys? We have finally come to the end of the WINSOME reveal to SEE Your (& Our) Way to a Better World where SEE is Social Enterprise Evolve. E is …
Is it better to be a manager or a leader? This article will answer this question and give other benefits for the managers as part of the Winsome solution for Social Enterprise Evolve to transform and reinvigorate life into …
Continuing through this series on SEE your way to a better world where SEE stands for Social Enterprise Evolve, O is for Owner’s benefit. Part 6 we considered S for Staff benefit. Owners hold a unique position and their …
So far we have looked at the various aspects of the WINSOME factor relating to SEE Your Way to a Better World where SEE stands for Social Enterprise Evolve. W is for Wider World benefit. I is for Inventors …
This series we are going deeper into the Social Enterprise Evolve (SEE) solution for our economies. The WINSOME factor is being broken down: W is for Wider Community or World benefit; I is for Inventor and Investor Benefit. This …
During this series we have heard that the problem with overcoming societal issues has traditionally been the ‘for profit’ seen as the baddies who are greedy versus the ‘not for profit’ seen as the bleeding hearts who have great …
In the last article we read that there is a way for us all to prosper, to SEE a better world where SEE is to Social Enterprise Evolve. We also read that ideally social enterprises would be WINSOME, where …
For a society to thrive it needs to prosper. Last week we read about the problems with ‘for profit’ and ‘not for profit’ models in relation to poverty (the opposite of prosperity). We read that both can perpetuate the …