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Ratings: ★★★★★ (4.7/5)
Genre: Social Science, Non-fiction, Social Entrepreneurship, Inspirational

Book Review:
''How to Change the World'' by David Bornstein is an inspiring, eye-opening, and essential read for anyone who dreams of making a positive difference in the world. As Nelson Mandela writes: ''Wonderfully hopeful and enlightening... The stories of these social entrepreneurs will inspire and encourage many people who seek to build a better world.''

Bornstein introduces us to the concept of the ''social entrepreneur''—individuals who apply entrepreneurial principles to solve social problems. The book tells the fascinating stories of these remarkable individuals from around the world. You'll meet J.B. Schramm, who helps low-income students get into college; Veronica Khosa, who created a home-based care model for AIDS patients in South Africa; Fábio Rosa, who brought electricity to remote Brazilian villages; and Javed Abidi, who fought for the rights of the physically challenged in India.

As the New York Times notes: ''Must reading for anyone who cares about building a more equitable, and therefore more stable, world.'' This book shows that with determination, creativity, and persistence, even a single person can make a surprising difference.

This is a must-read for anyone interested in social change, non-profit work, or simply believing in the power of human potential. Highly recommended for its hope, wisdom, and real-world impact.