Government

Sometimes humor best conveys the undesirable consequences of our broken systems.

Change is easy, impactful, and immediate when attached to a higher normalization of nature's truth.

Asking me to rate companies today is like asking Elon Musk how to rate combustion-engine car companies.

We must stand up to leaders who fail to identify and communicate their theory determining the regenerative excellence of humanity.

In the words of Patagonia, we are screwed. Especially when we keep wrapping ourselves in accords violating nature's first-principles.

A single statement by the late Supreme Court Judge, Antonin Scalia, sums up the problem with the U.S. Constitution.

We are not great. Not until the regenerative adaptability to nature's entropy proves we are. Yet, we can be great, if we strive to make it so.

Only a real leader can elevate the value of innovation to truly benefit humanity.

Almost thirty years of talking and consensus-building around sustainability have not yielded systemically improved regenerative excellence of all humanity, quite the opposite.

We need to elevate the practice of leadership to show the world who we really are.