Executive Summary
- Requirements for
- Regenerative Natural Systems
- Regenerative Relationships
- Regenerative Community
- Regenerative Culture
- Putting it all into action
If you have not yet read Part 1: What’s Possible? , available free to all readers, please click here to read it first.
Vision Elements
As many Peak Prosperity readers are aware, I’m working closely with a few of you behind the scenes on wrestling a lot of ideas expressed on this site into a grand vision of a model for a new and better way of living — one that improves upon the many unsustainable and failing elements of the current status quo.
The idea to which I am now most keenly attracted, and which is drawing so much of my attention, concerns being in a community dedicated to regeneration. For the land, for each of us as individuals, for each other, and especially for the all the generations to come.
There’s a bottomless amount of work to be done. The task is relentless. And it’s rewarding and meaningful.
I’m reading many excellent books and articles and doing what I do best, which is to sift through a lot of information, enough so that a coherent distillation can be created and then shared.
Here are the gleanings so far… (Enroll now to continue reading)
A Vision For Living Regeneratively
PREVIEW by Chris MartensonExecutive Summary
- Requirements for
- Regenerative Natural Systems
- Regenerative Relationships
- Regenerative Community
- Regenerative Culture
- Putting it all into action
If you have not yet read Part 1: What’s Possible? , available free to all readers, please click here to read it first.
Vision Elements
As many Peak Prosperity readers are aware, I’m working closely with a few of you behind the scenes on wrestling a lot of ideas expressed on this site into a grand vision of a model for a new and better way of living — one that improves upon the many unsustainable and failing elements of the current status quo.
The idea to which I am now most keenly attracted, and which is drawing so much of my attention, concerns being in a community dedicated to regeneration. For the land, for each of us as individuals, for each other, and especially for the all the generations to come.
There’s a bottomless amount of work to be done. The task is relentless. And it’s rewarding and meaningful.
I’m reading many excellent books and articles and doing what I do best, which is to sift through a lot of information, enough so that a coherent distillation can be created and then shared.
Here are the gleanings so far… (Enroll now to continue reading)