Read about a rarely seen aspect of the entrepreneur. The sacrifices and juggling in their lives to work towards business and personal success. You will read about people and the effect of business on their health, family, friends, relationships, leisure time and other aspects of their lives. In this book, we interview 10 entrepreneurs and ask them all about the struggles with juggling business with every aspect of their lives. Is it worth the cost? They answer the following questions: Did you make sacrifices when you started your business? How do you juggle between your business and other aspects of your life? Have you ever been overwhelmed with this? What do you plan to do to bring more balance into your life? Can you provide a word of wisdom for somebody finding it hard to juggle between business and other aspects of life? We hope you learn from the experiences of these entrepreneurs and be inspired by their stories. Featuring Contributions from: Alba Lopez, Amir Finnmark, Bonface Mwirigi, Chibuzo Awuzie, Geanna Duarte, Mark Omoikhunu, Michelle Santos, Renae Soppe, Tabraiz Khan, Valerie Leroux

Tough times in business are inevitable but what makes the difference between failure and success is how you work at overcoming the problems before you. In this book you will read about amazing stories of people learning their lessons and overcoming hardship. You will read about people who have had to recover from being homeless sitting on the roadside, people having to overcome difficulties to support their families, and even needing to eat their own business stock to survive another day. They answer the following questions: What was the toughest time in your business journey and what led up to this hardship? How did you overcome this difficult time? Did you change the way you conduct business after overcoming this tough time? Can you provide a word of wisdom for an entrepreneur facing a tough time in business? We hope you learn from the experiences of these entrepreneurs, and be inspired by their stories. Featuring Contributions from: Abigail Oguntuyi, Ashaba Hiport, Charles Neser, Ettuon Slabbert, Kimberly Nacpil, Mikaela Gabriel, Nick Baird, Quratulain Aisha, Shrinkhal Shrestha, Zhansaya Bakirova Additional Acknowledgments: Ali Usman, Allen Chang, Ilekhomon Odion, Lulu Amaniyah

"Raise Your Voice: A Cause Manifesto is for leaders who desire to create a strategic communications framework and sustain a breakthrough nonprofit brand through strategy, design, and purpose. Through the four dimensions of communications and culture--purpose, passion, people, and promise--"Raise Your Voice" will help you unite your organization's purpose, values, culture, and voice to create a unique identity your supporters and advocates will love. It will help you understand the difference between your purpose, mission, and vision--and why it matters"--Amazon.com.

Are you firm in your definition of success or are someone who allows other people to define success for you. In this book you will see that there is no right or wrong when it comes to people's journey towards achieving success. Every person's goal is unique. In this book, we interview 10 entrepreneurs and ask them all about what success means for them, what drives them, and what they want to achieve. They answer the following questions: Describe what success means for you and for your business. What are some examples of how your business has brought you personal success? How do you plan to continue to grow your business to be more successful? Can you provide a word of wisdom for people who are striving towards success? We hope you learn from the experiences of these entrepreneurs, and be inspired by their stories. Featuring Contributions from: Angel Lane, Dinesh Nand, Genevive Alisi, Ionut Tamas, Jean Paul Silva, Kennedy Osagie, Noor Shafaq, Rayan Barhouche, Rita Muhaxheri, Tássia Sena

Running your own business is always exciting, especially when you are starting up with new ideas and fresh energy. So what happens between the excitement of planning to getting your first lot of income through the door? In this book, we journey through people's experiences of starting up a business. We go from berry farms to online stores, from smooth beginnings to devastating fires, from serial entrepreneurs to highly focused individuals. They answer the following questions: Was it difficult getting the business started? What experiences during the startup phase were completely unexpected? How is your business doing today? What are your goals for the future? What word of wisdom can you offer for someone wanting to start their own business? We hope you learn from the experiences of these entrepreneurs and be inspired by their stories. Featuring Contributions from: Afonso Pilo, Ani Khachatryan, Chase Bailey, Farhan Naeem, Ginikachukwu Okeke, Houcem Kitar, Khadiya Yousuf, Kiara Taylor, Sergen Kaan and Thi Nguyen Further Acknowledgements: Alyssa Van Til, Lulu Amaniyah, Nam Trong and Stella Aloka