August 2, 2013 | Beauty of Beginnings, Bucky Fuller-Critical Path, Economies for justice, Future of Business, Syntropic Enterprise
Reframing, new perspectives, synergistic accounting Bucky Fuller pointed out that pollution was simply stuff out of place. Paul Hawken, author of Blessed Unrest, talks about how we have focused on making carbon the new evil. Our carbon footprint, carbon trading and...
July 31, 2013 | Beauty of Beginnings, Economies for justice, Future of Business, Syntropic Enterprise
Measure what matters What we love to measure now. In business How much profit we make, our costs, efficiency, performance, ROI, sales. In life How much money we make, how heavy we are, how much stuff we have, how young we look, how we compare with Jill and Bob and...
July 30, 2013 | Beauty of Beginnings, Future of Business, Stewardship, Leadership, Entrepreneurs, Syntropic Enterprise
We need to screw business as usual. Do you dare? We are beyond the industrial era, where people have an education designed to make them compliant performers. We need more creative non-conformists. We have people, classified as leaders of industry, receiving obscene...
July 29, 2013 | Future of Business, Syntropic Enterprise
Business in 30 years. Are you brave enough to ask the hard questions? I am not an oracle, but I can state with almost complete certainty that in 30 years, we will not be getting our energy from fossil fuels of any nature. Our transport and energy needs will be...
July 26, 2013 | Beauty of Beginnings, Stewardship, Leadership, Entrepreneurs, Syntropic Enterprise
Remembering the source code of business and relationships It all starts with a seed. A first thought. A tiny little something that looks like nothing. Whether it be a human, a tree, a business, or a nation…every act of creation starts at the infinitesimal level....
July 22, 2013 | Future of Business, Personal Development, Stewardship, Leadership, Entrepreneurs
Change, addiction to growth and the development of the interiors ‘If change is happening faster on the outside than the inside, then the end is nigh.’ Jack Welsh. I happen to agree with Mr Welsh. Sadly, few businesses spend any time on this. Or few...
