I’m currently working on a book project that is intended as a guide to social responsibility for microentrepreneurs, and I’m finding that while there might be some advantages to being a microbusiness (less rigid hierarchical structure, leaner, and often a mind set that “gets” sustainability), it’s challenge to implement a lot of the standard S-R practices because there aren’t the same kind of resources–or access to resources.

I’d be really interesting in learning more about your experiences with or thoughts on socially responsible microbusinesses (10 or fewer people).

I don’t disagree, per se. Analytical skills are very important and I agree that most people don’t give it the attention the skill deserve. I’m an analytical guy myself, so I fully appreciate the value it brings. Having a background understanding of statistics is extremely helpful.

But where I’m of a different opinion is that some of the other items I noted above, I think, are even more important. I had to prioritize the list (otherwise it would be an endless list!), so what you see is my take.

Thanks again for reading and commenting!

I agree with you. You put a finer point on it.