“You never change things by fighting the existing reality.
To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”
Buckminster Fuller
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A Syntropic Enterprise Includes the Following
A Syntropic Enterprise holds life as sacred, and relationships between people and Earth as the sacred thread of all actions and being.
Its products and services are designed to increase the well-being of all life.
A Syntropic Enterprise does not exploit, extract or colonise.
It uses models and tools to enable people to come together synergistically – so we are better for working together.
A Syntropic Enterprise includes profit in well-being, vitality, knowledge, and equitable access. Profit in money is precessional to doing beautiful Syntropic Work.
The role of the leader is as a leader steward – holding space for synergy, without the need to dominate.
We consider an all-in-accounting model, in both giving and receiving. We negotiate equity for all life.
Success is measured by the increased well-being in all domains for all engaged and at effect.
Integrity is the essence of everything a Syntropic Enterprise does.
Syntropic Exemplars
Synergistic Accounting to build a team.
Meet Sarah Scott from Tanzania. Founder and CEO of The Kilimanjaro Project. Sarah discusses how Syntropic tools enabled her to recruit such high-calibre people on a limited budget.
Trust Manifesto supporting Earth-led education.
Cindy Forde, Founder of Planetari and author of Bright New World demonstrates how a Syntropic Trust Manifesto can create ecologies of Trust and Synergy.
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