Finding Balance as a Social Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurship is often called a 'lonely road.' For social entrepreneurs who have the responsibility of changing lives, it can be even more difficult to know when to take a step back. The job requires passion and optimism--but amid day-to-day pressures and even failures, social entrepreneurs can burn out fast if they place the success of their venture above their own wellbeing.

Joining facilitator Joel Adriance are Agustín Rodriguez and Marisa Catalina Casey--both founders of social ventures--who share how their approach to work-life balance has changed as their ventures evolved, and how you can borrow some of their strategies to become a more effective and fulfilled leader.

This conversation is part of YouthActionNet’s Living Leadership webinar series made possible by Laureate International Universities and the American Express Foundation.