Future Architects – A Natural Wave of Change

Environmental and Social Architects As planetary citizens and future architects we are facing a collective challenge, one that has far-reaching considerations and potentially able to shift existing systems to better serve the world. I’d like to address social architecture and our opportunity to ascend to a new order of living together in a connected world.

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Resilience of Americans – Challenging Times Cause Collaboration

Americans know how to work together A strong servant leadership and workforce are what fuels the resilience of Americans, able to evaluate and correct errors in virtually any system. We’re a resilient and resourceful bunch here in a America, let alone brilliant and capable folks around the world. We lost our heart [America] some time

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Trust – A Deficit We Can Overcome

Trust… Do we have it? Edleman’s is not a breakfast treat, although their data is quite substantial. It’s an organization that has been studying TRUST for over 20 years. Their latest report has some interesting data. You can download a full copy of the report here. The report seems to beg the question: How do

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Creating a Better World – Discernment of Truth that Leads Us Forward

Discernment – Vetting Information Necessary for Our Lives This article explores concepts not necessarily found within any political arena, the processes discernment, yet are absolutely imperative for us to move forward with valid candidates that exhibit ethical and moral standards we espouse. The intention is to move beyond the nuances of politics and take a

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Considering Candidates of Conscience

Candidates of Conscience In America we seem to have lost our way and are limited in our selection and consideration of candidates of conscience. Instead of a government that considers its citizenry more important than profit, our leadership has fallen prey to the very things we once hoped to avoid. Our education, health care and

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Is Our System Capable of Change in the 21st Century?

Garnering signatures for anything is tough to do these days. It’s been made easier with some processes now including electronic signature gathering for candidates. We all know how slow the government has been in including digital features for services of many kinds, let alone one so important as voting. Verifying individuals is getting easier, so

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