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Empowering the World to
Do More Good
Do More Good is an introspective and inspiring collection of lessons from some of the world’s most profound leaders from all walks of life. Written to challenge each of us to strive for personal growth and understand the privilege of meaningful living, this book will help those who are here today build a better tomorrow for all.
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Endorsements
“This book contains Neil Ghosh’s experiences with people and shows how they have positively impacted him. May this book provide positive inspiration to its readers.”
—His Holiness the Dalai Lama
“Do More Good is an inspiring reminder that in our interdependent world, everyone has the power—and the responsibility—to make a difference in the lives of others. It couldn’t come at a more important time.”
—President Bill Clinton
“Do More Good is a playbook to do just that, offering inspiring lessons learned from global leaders from all walks of life who have looked inside themselves to identify new ways to tackle the world’s most pressing challenges and take concrete steps to solve them.”
—Darren Walker, President, Ford Foundation
“Do More Good by Neil Ghosh is thoughtful, well-written, and utterly engaging. In a world of rapid change, sound bites, social media anger, and alarmist screeds, Ghosh offers a quiet reflection. His book is a nice reminder of the humanity that binds all of us and the importance of listening. This is not just a worthwhile read. It is a restorative read, good for the soul.”
—Tessie San Martin, Chief Executive Officer, FHI 360
“Uplifting…inspiring…and actionable, Do More Good is equally relevant to the world’s youth; leaders in business, politics, and the nonprofit sector; and regular citizens in this challenging time. Ghosh distills his recollections of thirty extraordinary people into the most important lessons he learned from each. Virtues of decency, empathy, hope, courage, purpose, and more come to life in these personal encounters. A must read.”
—Raj Kumar, President and Editor-in-Chief, Devex
“This book is a recipe for a purpose-driven life. Neil Ghosh is a thought leader, and in this thoughtful and heartfelt memoir, Ghosh recounts milestones on his remarkable intellectual, professional, and spiritual journey through the intersecting worlds of business, government, and philanthropy. I found the book immensely helpful for my own personal journey.”
—Dirk Elsen, former CEO, SNV Netherlands Development Organisation
“At a time of extreme income inequalities, burgeoning wars, polarized politics, corporate greed, spiritual anomie, and fragmented media, Ghosh provides hope and inspiration through examples of people who have made and are making a meaningful difference. It is a book to keep and to give.”
—Professor Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Laureate and Founder of Grameen Bank
“Neil’s Do More Good is inspiring and practical — it reminded me that small actions can lead to big impact. A thoughtful guide for anyone who wants to make a difference.”
—Cherie Blair, Founder, Cherie Blair Foundation for Women; international human rights lawyer and wife of former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair.
“Thank you for speaking to the Rotary Club on Wednesday. The message that you offer is impactful and I know your talk was meaningful to our club members and the students in the room.”
Jeff Stone, President, Rotary Club of Birmingham
“Thank you for speaking to The Good Life club at Kellogg. Your perspective adds real value to our students’ learning experience and helps prepare them to lead in a rapidly changing world.”
Francesca Cornelli, Dean, Kellogg School of Managementat Northwestern University
Trade Reviews
“Do More Good becomes both an enduring tribute to human potential and a call to step boldly into service.”
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