Liberate: The Empowering Guide to Grassroots System Change - Deslauriers, Paul C.
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Any community or nation can transform dysfunctional and corrupt systems to serve the common good. Right now, we have an unprecedented opportunity to change the systems that exploit the masses and that fuel the ultra-rich. Never in history, have so many people become aware of their shackles and taken action to liberate themselves. A new paradigm is blossoming. We have redefined how we connect as a global society through cyber technology. Hierarchical structures are less relevant than they were. New tools and solutions are available from science, economics, and organizational development. This…mehr

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Any community or nation can transform dysfunctional and corrupt systems to serve the common good. Right now, we have an unprecedented opportunity to change the systems that exploit the masses and that fuel the ultra-rich. Never in history, have so many people become aware of their shackles and taken action to liberate themselves. A new paradigm is blossoming. We have redefined how we connect as a global society through cyber technology. Hierarchical structures are less relevant than they were. New tools and solutions are available from science, economics, and organizational development. This shift opens clear paths for the system change we need. This book is a catalyst and a comprehensive, proven how-to for that peaceful and uplifting transition.
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Paul is an organization development consultant and systems engineer with 32 years experience. He coordinated 287 grassroots groups focused on government system change. He has consulted for a wide range of industries restructuring over 100 businesses to function at their optimum potential. Paul founded a nonprofit organization, Community ReStart that served thousands of people in need. He was also the director of a yoga community with 85 residents.