Capitalism for Good Podcast

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100 interviews with business leaders about how they are making a positive impact on their community. 10% of profits are donated to a monthly Community Giveback Partner! Sister Projects: Capitalism for Green (The Refill Shop Podcast) + Bittersweet Paradox

Are you a small business leader who wants to find ways to be more community-focused through your business model? Maybe it's a giveback initiative, keeping more dollars local, or being more resourceful... Let's talk! I'd love to help! Scroll down to book a consultation: bio.site/AndreaMaster...

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If you're looking for an alternative to Amaz*n or any of the other large corporations, then check out what these two women built with @littlebluecart.bsky.social & Little Blue Market (littlebluemarket.com)! It's a cool concept & story of how 2 determined women made it easier to shop your values.

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Capitalism for Good Podcast@capitalismforgood.substack.com · 2w ago

Erin Fangmann & Kate Marsh Lord are the Founders of @littlebluecart.bsky.social and are #48 in our series of 100 interviews with business leaders making a positive impact on their community. Find & follow the Capitalism for Good Podcast wherever you get your podcasts! apple.co/3RNdW4y

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Prompt of the Week: We’re sticking with easy mode today. Make a list of all the things that you need to do today. Bonus points if you set a timer for yourself and put your pencil (or your fingers if you’re typing) down when the buzzer goes off. Highlight the thing you're most excited to do.

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Listen, I tried to tell a quick story and it accidentally became a 36 minute interview intro. Whoops! So I let my editing skills run free to make the real intro much more reasonable. Then I commandeered this Between the Interviews episode to let that extended story time get the spotlight it demands.

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This week I’m interviewing a small local retail store with a curated collection of ethically made goods from other small businesses making conscious consumerism more accessible while bringing the community together and giving back 5% of profits. What questions do you have about her how & why?

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My hot take (especially if you think journaling isn’t your jam): Journaling doesn’t have to feel like a chore. Journaling doesn’t have to look or feel a certain way. Journaling doesn’t have to be your deepest darkest secrets. Journaling doesn’t have to be entertaining or memorable. 🧵/1