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Moment Of Joy
Joan Duggan was co-founder of a very successful company, which she later sold. She then worked in the corporate world for a while, but eventually gave almost all of her money away and founded an EoC-minded tutoring startup in upstate New York, which she helped manage for over 2 decades. In this clip, Joan Duggan talks about the joy that she received from a single moment of writing her first EoC check, donating some of her first profits in her EoC business to the less fortunate.
- Why is it important to keep in mind the less fortunate when looking at profit?
- How else can somebody give to the less fortunate if they're unable to donate money?
- In an EoC business, the framework typically involves profit sharing to those in need. What are some ways in which a typical business tries to appear as though they give to those in need, when in reality they could be giving more?