GameChanger

Step outside your comfort zone and meet a new person. If we’re all connected it would end a lot of the social issues we deal with? tells

"It’s a real intention to be able to maximise your life. It’s not something you change overnight. It’s a direction in which you move. Look at the people you surround yourself with, not just in your work, but also in your social life. Are they stimulating you, are you having conversations that inspire you. What are you reading? Are they things that make you think? Are you writing? Take that constant inventory and say no, this isn’t really feeding me in a way. You don’t have to change your group of friends overnight, quit your job and move to a different country. But take that inventory and just move in that direction. Find people who do inspire you, and spend more time there. Follow that positive energy." Stephen Greene, Rockcorps.

wants to make civic engagement, volunteering as normal to a 19yr old as going to a club/ sports match

"Have Fun. That’s my filter through every decision-making process. Is it still fun? If not, move along and get yourself to a better spot. tells

"Mohammad Yunus from Grameen Bank in Bangladesh (with his founding of the micro-finance movement) and Nobel Peace Prize winner, was one person that really helped us understand that we can use some of the tools of the private sector to accomplish what we want to do in the non-profit world." - Stephen Greene, Rockcoprs.

Todays interview on is with Co-founder of .Learn how they're changing the world 4 hours at a time

Richard Griffin from inspires "If you want it bad enough, you can have it - it's yours. But work for it! http://ow.ly/cGHck

"Giving up my company and learning to love it for what it is (without the money attached to it) was one of the greatest gifts I've ever received. To know that I'm doing this for reasons other than myself." Richard Griffin on GameChanger today.

Richard Griffin opens up to us, "When I was 16, I had a nervous break-down. And it was food and kitchens that gave me a sense of peace and gave me a sense of accomplishment. Food is very heeding, restaurants are very heeding. Being creative in anything is a heeding process. And restaurants saved me. At that point in my life, restaurants full-out saved me."

Many, many years ago, one of the first business books I ever read was Anita Roddick's “Body and Soul.” And in that book, it said, “to succeed you have to believe with such a passion that you make it a reality.” It was one of the most profound sentences I'd ever read in my business career and I still use it today with our staff, in our training manuals.
It's about belief and it's about passion. We've got to believe that we can.

Richard from says, "Owning your failures is one of the greater successes. You're then accepting it and learning from it."

Richard Griffin from 's 3 Keys to Success: "Get on with it. Be Resilient. Be Truthful." http://ow.ly/cGjKM