When I graduated high school, my mother gave me a small piece of torn paper with a hand- written quote by Aristotle inscribed on it. It read, "Where your talents and the needs of the world cross, there lies your vocation." Over the next several years, I had always taken the quote to be a call towards service and non-profit work. But I gradually came to the realization that my scope was terribly narrow. Service to others and the meeting of needs is, in fact, the call of the entrepreneur.
This film was my first encounter with the Acton Institute (http://www.acton.org/), which produced the film. It was an energizing experience that ultimately led to my involvement with Acton's next venture, PovertyCure (www.povertycure.org). I can highly recommend The Call of the Entrepreneur as it quite literally changed my life.
This film was my first encounter with the Acton Institute (http://www.acton.org/), which produced the film. It was an energizing experience that ultimately led to my involvement with Acton's next venture, PovertyCure (www.povertycure.org). I can highly recommend The Call of the Entrepreneur as it quite literally changed my life.
