Are We All Muslims?
The recent fiascos in social media channels about racism against Muslims is fascinating to observe. We have written in the past about the scientific basis for […]
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Eat Animals: My New Book
Oh, the missing first word in that title: Don’t Think of a new X-Men character who enhances every meal into a plant-based meal. Then realize: that character is […]
Continue reading »Learning Leadership from Nature
My intrepid biomimicry instructors recently published an article in Inc. magazine about their experiences while teaching the Biomimicry Thinking for Social Innovation Immersion Workshop, which […]
Continue reading »NYT: #1 Action on Climate Change
Well, the New York Times has come out and said it: “Yes, eating nothing but locally grown fruits and vegetables would reduce your carbon footprint […]
Continue reading »Climate Change, Uncertainty & Behavior
I often think about uncertainty in the context of climate change, and am a proponent of the precautionary principle. Essentially,this is how it works: when you don’t […]
Continue reading »Meditation Goes Mainstream
At Alchemus Prime we are often asked why meditation is part of our model. Our answer is typically something like this: leading thinkers across generations, […]
Continue reading »What Would Nature Do on Climate Change?
I’m honored to have written a guest post for Asking Nature, the Biomimicry Institute’s blog. The post is entitled, “Climate Change: What Would Nature Do?” […]
Continue reading »Hallmarks of Creative People
When I came across this article on the 25 things creative people do differently, I felt resonance and affirmation. Every single characteristic is important, and […]
Continue reading »Better Living in Prisons
Since my weekend in jail learning all about nonviolent communication, I’ve been writing quite a bit about behavioral programs that improve the lives of inmates. […]
Continue reading »Connecting Behavior Change & Biodiversity
Time published an article about a new study on climate change and when I read it, I was dumbstruck by two points the article made: […]
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