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Tim Jackson talks about a different kind of enterprise for the new economy and cites the example of the search engine Ecosia. That’s one thing we can all use every day to save an area of rainforest.

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This is a great video – bit of a tear-jerker but absolutely worth watching. All sorts of positive messages here!

If you’re looking for a different way to give back go here.

Only it’s not just a movie, it’s real life and this analysis is increasingly relevant in light of the struggling economy, the Gulf Oil spill, global ecological threats, health care, world hunger and wars.

Looks really interesting – it’s from the producer/director of “What the Bleep Do We Know” which is a fantastic movie. This  is about the distinction between science and religion which becomes increasingly blurred, since  in essence both science and religion describe the same phenomena. The science behind how thoughts become things.

Enjoy and if you want to do your thing and make a difference go here

Great music, great feeling great opportunity!

Get involved and make a contribution to your people and your planet.

Live 8 was, and remains a brilliant moment but what is more important is the brilliant movement of which it was a part. This gives the poorest of the poor real political muscle for the first time.
It is this movement of church people and trade unionists, soccer moms and student activists, that will carry the spirit of Live 8 on. It is this movement, not rock stars, that will make it untenable in the future to break promises to the most vulnerable people on this planet.
That was always why we put on the concerts.

Bono

Their lyrics are so clear and the messages are positive and friendly. They speak of moving forward and love and power and help. What a contrast to much of today’s music which is filled with negative messages and emotions, so much anger – I guess a reflection of part of our world.

What I have learned over the while about changing my life – it starts with what goes on in your head – what you think. And thinking drives behaviour and action and thats’ how we change. The more feeling and emotion that gets mixed in the more powerful it all is.

So things to change first I must change and if we all want a better world to live in the first step is to change ourselves and the way we think and act. Then people will notice the cahnge in us and change too. One small step for man – one giant leap for mankind!

Anyway big thanks to Carole King and James Taylor, awesome show, awesome artists, fantatsically powerful music. I’m off to put the headphones on again, – have a listen to this:

Life = risk.