Daniel D'Esposito
Working on creative use of technology for public interest @ http://www.ketse.com. Exploring new models for funding human rights nonprofits.
But as your business grows, you’ll inevitably find yourself doing less and less of whatever it was you started out doing, and focusing more on trying to find people smarter than you are to do a better job than you could have done.
5 Entrepreneurial Myths Debunked
Larry Kim
1947
Very good post, I built up an nonprofit but made the same experiences so I guess I’m a social entrepreneur. I also learned that if you’re an entrepreneur at heart, as opposed to a manager of mature organisations, then once it get beyond a certain size its best to let go and start something else.
