What a great book. Not only does it inspire me to become an entrepreneur and think globally. But it also helps me understand the forces against the progressive movement. He does a good job of explaining the real roots of the Islamic extremists. And that helped me see the roots of the tea party in this country. They come from that group that once felt like the chosen ones. They were solidly middle class and white and felt like they were the true Americans. They see change all around them and they are scared. They are fighting back by trying to prevent progress and if they prevail, we all lose.
As a planet, We have an opportunity to think our way out of our great challeges. We need to become thoughtful, creative and inclusive in our solutions. We can make a difference and each small postive action can help. "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead
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