Can A New Kind of Capitalism Bridge the Generational Divide?
The third episode in the series, “In the Beginning”
Tag Archives: good stewardship; lasting impact
The Permission You’ve Been Waiting For
I want to tell you about my friend Janice. She runs a small bakery, and for years, everyone told her she was doing it wrong. “You need to focus on wedding cakes,” said one expert. “Cupcakes are where the money is,” said another. “You should go online and ship nationwide,” said a third. Janice […]
Learning from the Past: Generational Values and the Future of Business
The second of four in the series “In the Beginning”
Building Wealth with Heart: The Principles of Compassionate Capitalism
A new series begins today. “In the beginning.”
Turning Personal Experiences into Collective Action
What if the key to understanding—and acting on—climate change lies not in distant data, but in our own backyards, memories, and conversations?
Why Nobody Believes Anybody Anymore
For a few months, I have been noodling around the concept of why (or why not) we believe or trust another person and why it has become increasingly difficult to do so. I have landed on a concept that may eventually go mainstream. I firmly believe we are currently in the midst of a ‘Trust […]
Beyond the Recycle Logo
The final episode in the series: Unpacking Climate Change: The Science, the Myths, and the Urgency of Action.
The Art of Saying No
I’ve been having frequent conversations lately about the word NO. And saying far too often, NO, is a complete sentence. Given that I once struggled with the concept and had to learn the hard way that saying NO is not a deal breaker, I thought I’d share some of the ideas I have learned. Saying […]
Balancing Doom and Hope
This is the third episode of the series: Unpacking Climate Change: The Science, the Myths, and the Urgency of Action.
SAW Services
Making money is a right we all have. We’re all taught that. And some of us even spend tons of money learning systems and processes that work for others — and yet don’t work for us. Why is that? One reason is that none of us is like the ones we’ve studied. Another reason is […]