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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN STUDENTS BRING FRESH EYES TO A REAL BUSINESS
Education | Knowledge exchange As a small social enterprise, Beyond Money doesn’t have the resources of a large organisation. But we have plenty of questions we want to explore. How could we develop new partnerships? What could we learn from international...
BUSINESS OWNER
The following case study have been developed from an amalgamation of the research data. Sam is the owner of a small business providing IT support services. He set up the business less than a year ago and has yet to see the business make a profit. This is despite his...
BUSINESS EDUCATION PROVIDER
The following case study have been developed from an amalgamation of the research data. Robin worked in a business school providing entrepreneur education and training courses. These courses were designed to help business owners to set up and grow their businesses...
BUSINESS COACH
The following case study have been developed from an amalgamation of the research data. Lynne is a self-employed coach and was looking to offer her services to people who ran their own businesses. She had a wealth of resources that she regularly used with clients to...
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What is prosocial entrepreneurship?
Think about the last business decision you made. Maybe you chose a supplier, set a price, took on a new client, hired someone, or decided where to spend your time. You probably asked yourself whether it made commercial sense. But did you also ask whether it was good...
What Nobody Tells You About Success
In this episode, Maureen talks about what nobody tells you about business success - that growth doesn’t necessarily make things easier. Success can bring new uncertainty, decision fatigue, founder loneliness, and the risk of losing sight of your values, your identity,...
What Makes Values-Led Businesses Sustainable?
Many purpose-led businesses find themselves navigating a tension between what they want to achieve and what they need financially to survive. As a purpose-led business owner, you care deeply about what you’re trying to achieve, you want your business to make a...
Can Business Be a Force for Good?
Every morning I go to the same café. The coffee is good, but that's not really why I keep going back. I go because of the people. They're on minimum wage, the manager tells me, and yet they laugh, they joke, and they take time to actually talk to you. They don't wear...
Beyond Time Management: Focus, Attention, and Mindful Leadership
In this episode of the Beyond Money Education and Training podcast, founder Maureen O'Callaghan explores why focus is one of the most valuable resources available to business owners. Drawing on her expertise in mindfulness-based approaches, Maureen explains why...
Why Are We Still Treating Women Over 50 as If Their Best Years Are Behind Them?
There are things many women experience around midlife. You’re in a meeting where someone talks over you. You apply for job after job, and nobody gets back to you. You’re in a room full of people and you feel invisible. I know that feeling, and I’ve heard it described...
Why Sustainability is Not Just ‘Nice to Have’
In this episode, Beyond Money Founder Maureen O'Callaghan speaks about why sustainability is not just a 'nice to have' in business. Rather than being solely an ethical choice, being a sustainable business is a strategic choice. Find out why and how being more...
Profit with Purpose-What Does It Really Mean?
In this episode, Maureen explores the intersection of profit and purpose in business. She shares practical insights on how financial success and meaningful impact can work hand-in-hand rather than in opposition, drawing from real-world examples of purpose-driven...
Rethinking Business Education: People Before Profit
In this episode Maureen O'Callaghan of Beyond Money Education and Training explains how traditional business education often overlooks the business owner, relying on one-size-fits-all, out-of-date advice that is impractical for time-poor founders. She describes how...












