Stewardship & Ownership

by Kim Greenhouse on September 29, 2011

in Business,Videos

An exploration of the differences between stewardship and ownership.

Part 3 of Understanding Global Systemic Transition introduces the thinking and leadership actions that we can take right now to direct an economy based on promises to pay and debt to a sound money economy.

Introduction to synthetic global systemic transition and explanation of its role in happening to people and communities around the world.

Introduction to global systemic transition and the first of two aspects of it that must be embraced to fully understand what is happening around the world.

The End of Vulture Capital

by Kim Greenhouse on September 24, 2011

in Articles,Finance & Economics

Traditional Venture Capitalists (TVCs) are often unconcerned about the collective good or the people whose offerings will benefit it. It is well understood that venture capitalists believe that entrepreneurs need them. Entrepreneurs have bought into this formidable myth, internalizing it as a fact that they must accept and operate from.

On The Nature of Fish

by Kim Greenhouse on September 23, 2011

in Articles,Fun & Humor

Some people like to fish. Other people like to be fished. It’s a good thing to know where you stand in the matter. Big Fish and Little Fish can have a lot in common. Find out how.

What Are Whole Systems?

by Kim Greenhouse on September 23, 2011

in Articles,Definitions,Videos,Whole Systems

People share power and navigate more freely inside a system. Whole systems contain the same blueprint of consciousness in all aspects of their existence.

What Is A Rainmaker?

by Kim Greenhouse on September 23, 2011

in Articles,Definitions

A Rainmaker can be anyone, anywhere, and can strike at any time. They make and deliver commitments and belong to no industry. Find out why a new definition of a Rainmaker is in order.

The climate of our times marks an explosion of opportunity, fear, fascination and curiosity about this technological age. There is much uncertainty about where the technology is going, who will be at the helm, and who will be left behind. The global information age is crowning – and all of us are part of it.

The Real Economy

by Kim Greenhouse on April 24, 2008

in Articles,Finance & Economics

It’s natural to feel concerned as private agencies grab power, economies fail, nations go bankrupt, governments act improperly, egregious laws are passed, leaders are rendered ineffective, and so on. But don’t be disheartened.