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Achieving this requires a community offering personal and spiritual support, access to resources, and compassion when things falter. In our 21st century world of changing economies and job opportunities, cultivating entrepreneurship and generosity will help us see more progress on poverty alleviation as well as lay foundations for future generations to flourish.

Annie Turnbo Malone
At some point in our lives, most of us have received an invitation to a house — or online — party to sell an array of products. If you’re older, you remember door-to-door sales for household products. This is often an industry of women, for women. And, what most people don’t know, is that it began long before Mary Kay or Young Living. A changing economic and work landscape pushes workers t

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