For latest version: please go to https://academicentrepreneurship.pubpub.org/pub/d1mu8xl9/release/3 Social entrepreneurship seeks to address targeted problems that may not attract traditional private capital. It leverages concepts employed in traditional entrepreneurship. The five core steps include: define the scope of the venture, attend to the sociopolitics, emphasize discovery-driven planning, plan disengagement, and attempt to anticipate unintended consequences. These steps can be applied to create radically new and profitable markets that help improve the lives of others.