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by Neil Ghosh (Author), Dalai Lama (Foreword by)
Discover the path to purpose, impact, and everyday leadership--through the wisdom of thirty extraordinary changemakers.
In a time when the world feels overwhelming and divided, many of us are searching for meaningful ways to help others, serve our communities, and create positive change. Do More Good is your guide to turning that desire into real-world impact--without the burnout, confusion, or endless scrolling. Written by global nonprofit leader Neil Ghosh, this motivational and service-oriented book blends memoir, mentorship, and leadership insight to answer a deeply relevant question: How can one person make a meaningful difference in today's world? Through stories and lessons from thirty influential figures--including humanitarian leaders, volunteers, educators, and activists--Do More Good offers practical advice, personal inspiration, and a roadmap to civic engagement, philanthropy, and purpose-driven living. Whether you're seeking:- A more fulfilling volunteer opportunity
- Guidance for launching or supporting a nonprofit
- Leadership insights rooted in compassion and service
- A boost of hope and purpose in difficult times This book will meet you where you are--and help you move forward with clarity, courage, and conviction. Perfect for readers of motivational self-help, philanthropy, civic engagement, mentoring, and nonprofit leadership, Do More Good is a timely call to action and a lasting companion for anyone who believes in building a better world. "Do More Good is an inspiring reminder that in our interdependent world, everyone has the power--and the responsibility--to make a difference in the lives of others. It couldn't come at a more important time." --President Bill Clinton
Author Biography
Neil Ghosh is the president of MGR Professional Services, senior advisor to The Ousri Family Foundation, and former CEO of SOS Children's Villages USA and SNV Netherlands Development Organisation USA. He is passionate about advocating for vulnerable children and climate action. To learn more about Ghosh, visit www.neilghosh.org.
Number of Pages: 368
Dimensions: 1.01 x 8.24 x 5.63 IN
Publication Date: June 03, 2025
