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 […]
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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 »Climate Change: Living Differently
Just before its official demise, National Geographic did a visually appealing piece on climate change and the need to change our lifestyles. The online article […]
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 »Football Club Goes Vegan
In an unprecedented move, British National League club Forest Green Rovers has begun serving only vegan fare. They gave up on meat-based offerings in 2011, and in October […]
Continue reading »Climate Catastrophe: What You Can Do
Upworthy’s article depicting a massive chunk of a glacier in Greenland break off and melt before the eyes of a horrified film crew is making waves […]
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 »Character Traits for Wellness
Scientist and author Scott Barry Kaufman recently wrote a blog post based on his own research investigating the character traits that most strongly correlate with […]
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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