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Author Archives: Chris Niccolls
Capitalism 2.0: Pay For What You Use!
In the 2nd grade, my homeroom teacher loved to have unscheduled ethics tests. Her favorite was, “As you walk down the street, and you see a wallet lying on the ground. The wallet is filled with cash. What do you … Continue reading
Posted in Best Practices, Common Sense Contracting, Improvement, Unique Ideas
Tagged Capitalism, Environment, ESG, impact investing
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Capitalism & Social Good: The World’s Greatest Super Team
Charities and Foundations do good, across the globe. Schools, hospitals, museums, environmental groups, senior homes, and animal rights… not-for-profits get the job done! Not-for-profits have a special place in society because they do so much for society. But not-for-profits are … Continue reading
America’s Revolution Rolls On… Capitalism & Democracy Are Still Evolving and Improving the World!
During the recent G20 Summit in Osaka, Japan, President Donald Trump was asked what he thought about Vladimir Putin’s statement that “Western Liberalism” is becoming obsolete. Unfortunately, Trump didn’t know the difference between Classical Western Liberalism (the philosophy that created … Continue reading
Posted in Decision Making, Environment, Improvement, Unique Ideas
Tagged Capitalism, impact investing, Liberal, Social Good
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The Meatless Revolution Has Arrived!
Meatless used to mean deprivation! Going meatless meant sacrifice… for religious reason, because your cholesterol is high, you might even want to save the planet from global warming. Sacrifice! Today, though, a switch from meat to meatless is probably more … Continue reading
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Tagged beef, beyond beef, chicken, Environment, Food, impossible burger, meatless, vegan, vegetarian
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Impact Investing… The Next Wave Has Arrived
Impact Investing is a simple idea that is taking the world by storm. How did it become so important, so quickly? Continue reading
Airplanes By The Numbers: The A380 Is Dead, The 737 Is Back In The Air, & The 787 is Grounded Again
As passengers squeeze into ever smaller seats for increasingly delayed flights, a war has been raging for between airline manufacturers. In America’s corner we have the Boeing Company, the world’s biggest Airplane manufacturer. In Europe’s corner we have AirBus, an … Continue reading
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Tagged a380, airplanes, Boeing 737, Boeing 787
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ESG… Impact Investors Rank “Good Guy” Companies
What gives and investor the confidence to fund a business? Do you know if business you want to invest in is run by “Good Guys”? Continue reading
Noah’s Ark Theme Park Fails
Remember the children’s story from the Bible, “Noah’s Ark?” That’s the one where 4,000 years ago a small middle eastern family builds the world’s largest boat, sails through the world’s most catastrophic flood, while managing the world’s largest animal rescue? … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, noah's ark, religion, science
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Boss Trump Makes America Great Again!
Love him or hate him, Donald Trump is a multi-faceted individual. He’s the President of the United States. He’s an international businessman. He’s a father… well, to some of his kids. And he’s the smartest man on earth, or so … Continue reading
Intellectual Disability… Why Growing Up Is A Growing Problem!
Many America families have a child with intellectual disabilities (ID) – autism, Downs Syndrome, a traumatic head injury, and many other conditions. These children may never fully developing their mental capabilities. They will grow older, but they may never fully … Continue reading
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