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REPLAY: Andrea Gamson on the Ethics of Paid Charity CEOs, What a ‘Monk Day’ is, and Why Eating Out Should be a Ritual Rather than Routine.

January 26, 2021 • Cassandra Rae Pittman • Season 1 • Episode 32

In my final replay before season two, I simply had to reshare this delicious bite-sized episode with Andrea Gamson, Co-Founder of Social Starters and winner of the WISE100 award. Andrea gave me so much brilliant content as you’ll remember that I couldn’t cram it all into the first episode! While both episodes were full of sage advice, this bonus episode really captured what we have to look forward to once we’re out of lockdown again - which if like me is really starting taking its toll - can’t come soon enough. Find out why Andrea believes social impact careers are universally underpaid, how small local businesses have really been at the forefront of innovation during COVID-19, and the impact mediation has had on her confidence and serenity.

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