Using your smartphone to text (or your computer to email) send a message to 20 people. Or ask them face to face. Add more people later, of course. We will provide you a script for making your initial contact and you will simply ask their permission to add them to Read more
Gail and I were ready to jump into the Hope Movement with both feet September 2016. An online webinar was in place, support resources stood ready for implementation, a couple of podcast interviews had been published. But within a matter of a few short weeks, Gail turns ill and my beautiful Read more
Continued from Blog #62 The answer to my conflict was contained inside a very common business idea: what is understood as management support. This is where HQG serves to help manage your social business by providing practical high-tech and low-tech support. High tech might be automated software; low tech might Read more
Because the presence of direct marketing is absolutely mandated for the success of the Hope Movement and Social Business 3.0, what I immediately began to grapple with was my own stereotypes and presuppositions that would be stumbling blocks to my participation. Now listen, I wasn’t any less excited about the social Read more
I’ve got to throw in this idea. Let’s not forget the power of moral obligation. It seems to me there is an ethical imperative at hand. Is it as obvious to you as it is to me? Namely, that no child should be malnourished—period. No child, anywhere, should be malnourished. And that Read more
Plus, let me add, this approach changes the presentation dramatically from, “I have products I want to sell you. Can I come over and show you a business presentation?” That doesn’t sound too exciting. This is the traditional approach. But how does this one sound?… “After viewing an online webinar, Read more
And think about it. What does this do for the social cause at hand? It creates what every social cause desperately needs, and which is so often absent, even when the best of non-profit organizations and charities are involved. What would that be? Sustainability. In other words, an environment where Read more
At least in part, the Hope Movement implements this same idea of buy one, give one that Toms Shoes employs. Because when we and our team members purchase and consume the Alovéa nutritional products the same nutrition is matched and sent to vulnerable children. But this is where the Hope Read more
How to use the social business model of the Hope Movement to save lives and earn an income besides. I’m going to help you understand the same thing my friend helped me understand, the one who had resigned from his own company. He helped me know that because the social Read more
March 2016: Hope Movement begins. March 2017: Total nutritional servings generated: 6,000,000 using the Buy 1, Nourish 2 concept. Pretty impressive. You can find the updated total here. http://HopeQuestGlobal.com/footprint. The cumulative total statistic is one thing, but we should be the most interested in the rate of growth statistic. It’s Read more