Bornstein's How To Change The World

With How to Change the World, Bornstein brings up that social entrepreneurs, renowned or not, are typically not commended; normally not lawmakers or hold a governmental position. They are the general population who make a transformative drive giving utmost attention to real issues in the quest for a dream. They won't surrender until they have spread their works and advocacies beyond what many would consider possible. Bornstein chronicled the accomplishments some of these individuals in tackling issues that challenged the society, the status quo, or the norms we’re complacent with around the globe such as inadequate education and health systems, environmental threats, declining trust in political affairs, entrenched poverty, high crime rates, and so on.