The Reluctant Social Entrepreneur
Michael BrownThis blog is a way to express my thoughts as a Reluctant Social Entrepreneur. I never wanted to start a business. This is my story, my battles, thoughts for a brighter future.
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Wasted Talent
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I dedicate this blog to my friend Jay, who sees me and is the inspiration behind this piece. Thank you.
“Wasted talent” is a phrase we hear frequently. It usually describes young people who leave educati...
The Missing Piece Was Stability
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I have always been an anxious person, but there is something I understand more clearly now. My anxiety has not continued because I have failed to grow, failed to reflect, failed to study, or failed to do...
Supportive, But Still Not Accessible
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I have learned that a process can feel supportive and still not be accessible. That is a hard thing to explain, because people often assume exclusion only happens when someone is dismissive or unkind. Bu...
Hidden Inclusion
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Over the past decade, the language of “lived experience” has become increasingly prominent in funding, policy and corporate spaces. Funders reference it in strategies, charities highlight it in applications,...
Making Work, Work
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The UK is entering a period of rising economic inactivity and mounting welfare expenditure. With unemployment at 5.1% and the welfare bill forecast to rise significantly over the coming decade, much of the pu...
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Neurodivergent writer, social entrepreneur, and lived experience advocate. Exploring dignity, inclusion, and systems change through storytelling. Building a quieter, braver kind of leadership.
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