The Case for Mentorship for Women in Business
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The philosophy of interconnectedness--the sense that no one is an island, that we are inextricably linked to our community, and that the decisions we make will have a meaningful impact on it--continues to grow in prominence. We learn more every day about how even the smallest of decisions--say, using canvas bags when shopping, rather than plastic--can yield positive dividends. We are learning to take less for granted, that our engagement with our environment is not a passive one at all.
by Bonnie Reiss
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