Fulfill your purpose.
You were made to live with a purpose. This book invites you to imagine yourself owning a business that is making a difference in the world. The 10 Paths to Purpose as an Entrepreneur will explain how you can start, run, and use a business to fulfill your purpose.
What is your purpose?
The To-By-For Purpose Statement ™ will help clarify which paths to purpose to take.
I want to __________
by ________________
for _______________.
10 Paths to Purpose
as an Entrepreneur
Discover how to make a difference with a business.
01
Starting
a business
#1 Picking products
#2 Choosing people
#3 Selecting places
02
Running
a business
#4 Making products
#5 Managing workers
#6 Serving customers
#7 Supporting charities
03
Using
a business
#8 Sustaining households
#9 Volunteering time
#10 Giving money
No Business Degree Required.
This book makes business easy to understand. Written in everyday language without the confusing business jargon, the book offers practical examples, illustrations, and reflections to help you discover how you can make a difference with a business.
Sean M. Dwyer Ph.D.
Through working with entrepreneurs in the United States, Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, and East Africa, he has seen how entrepreneurs make a significant difference for families, communities, and the broader world. He received his doctorate from Baylor University. As a professor at the University of Oklahoma, his research focuses on how entrepreneurs pursue making a difference with their businesses.
His published research explores differences in purpose between social and commercial entrepreneurs, as well as how entrepreneurs’ faith shapes their sense of purpose and motivates them toward their goals. His ongoing research focuses on how entrepreneurs make a difference in the world.
Sean is an entrepreneurship professor who is passionate about raising up the next generation of purpose-driven business leaders. His passion comes from experience working closely with entrepreneurs as a CPA, consultant, business co-founder, and professor.
Have a question?
“I used to think starting a business was about making money. Now I know that I was wrong.”
Sean M. Dwyer, Ph.D.