In this episode you will meet 3 individuals that ask themselves hard questions about growing their impact as they reflect on the work it really takes when building something from scratch. Which kind of collaborations can foster meaningful change? What kind of thinking is needed? How do we go from ideas to action? Their advice will set you up for paving your own way without neglecting your needs or mental health. Listen on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts or any of your favorite Podcast players. Meet our guest host – Christopher Ritsch  In the early stages of his academic journey, he unearthed his passion for entrepreneurship. It was during his overseas semester that he had the chance to craft a startup concept over a single weekend at Techstars Weekend. His passion for sustainability and sports has consistently driven his pursuits, both in his post-graduation work with diverse sustainable startups and in his personal pursuits. Today, he is on a mission with his platform “Limitless Impact” to bridge the worlds of impact-driven entrepreneurs and change-makers. Building on a promising synergy between an influencer’s expansive reach and an entrepreneur’s innovative thinking, he is on a mission to uncover how this combination can be a driving force for positive global change. Meet our featured guests Alexandra Kick, co-founder of Thinkubator As an impact entrepreneur, Alexandra is convinced that business can become part of the solution to the multiple crises we experience. Besides the circular economy, she is also passionate about linking gender equity and climate action. “Aligning work with impact is beautiful but exhausting at the same time. I had a hard time to establish healthy boundaries that allow me to rest and say – it’s enough.”Alexandra Kick Astrid Aschenbrenner, Entrepreneur, Einzelstück & Fashion Revolution Astrid works as a content creator and activist. Founder of the slow fashion brand Einzelstück and co-founder of Fashion Revolution Austria she is wearing many hats.Her passion for driving change has led her into burn out in the past which is why she also focuses on raising awareness around mental health in her own podcast Schauma mal, that she co-hosts with Sophie Richter. Asked about the most difficult moment she had to overcome in her impact journey so far she shares: “Managing a start-up on my own without any background whatsoever. I am a complete autodidact, which can be challenging especially in the beginning, because you have to just trust in your idea and success.” Astrid Aschenbrenner In this episode, we explore the journey of building organizations from the ground up. Our guests talk about the challenges and excitement of social entrepreneurship, offering practical advice for those passionate about making a difference.Tune in to get tips on navigating growth challenges, maintaining mental well-being, and understanding the dedication and collaborations needed for launching social impact initiatives. Whether you’re an experienced entrepreneur or just starting out,