CAMPAIGN SOURCES

Inspiration in life comes from many different kinds of avenues, like roadsigns in your life to guide you on your journey. These are a few of ours.

This page reflects a portion of the source ideas for what is #IsThereEnough

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Buckminister Fuller and the World Game

Muscular Tease

One strong first sentence

Why it matters. this should be no more than 200 words and the an offer to do deeper for the audience

Muscular Tease

One strong first sentence
Why it matters. this should be no more than 200 words and the an offer to do deeper for the audience
Poverty Inc

Muscular Tease

One strong first sentence
Why it matters. this should be no more than 200 words and the an offer to do deeper for the audience

Marcia Martin

Marcia Martin
Life lives in the conversation
That phrase, "life lives in the conversation" was authored by Marcia Martin as consequential as any human being alive today in the success of what many people think of as the human potential movement, a global 20th century phenomenon that may prove to have seeded the tools we  need for leadership in meeting the challenges of the 21st .
Marcia is fond of reminding us that life actually happens, and even transforms, by our conversation, something this campaign is built on demonstrating. Marcia's self commitment to her work began consciously in her teens, and in her early 20's, she became one of the most visible and impactful members of the team that produced and scaled EST (later known as The Forum) to evolve into the transformational global phenomenon it became, a set of work that is still being studied in academia and which had the love and attention of a late age Buckminster Fuller. As a youth and future oriented organization of the 1970's, it created a resurgence in appreciation for, and even an expansion of,  Bucky's reach, helping him steer a new generation of social entrepreneurs that later influenced the work #IsThereEnough is currently doing.
Hans Rosling,

Under populated

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Hans Rosling, the late Scandinavian statistician, showed the world, with the numbers to prove it, that overpopulation has been a worry distraction from the very solutions it takes to lift people out of scarcity. He hated being called an optimist.

“ People often call me an optimist, because I show them the enormous progress they didn’t know about. That makes me angry. I’m not an optimist. That makes me sound naive. I’m a very serious “possibilist”. . . As a possibilist, I see all this progress, and it fills me with conviction and hope that further progress is possible. ”
~Hans Rosling~

The Dancing Guy, Leadership Lessons from the Dancing Guy

Be a dancing nut

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This short video is one of our most popular references. Everyone loves this Dancing Guy's lesson from a talk by Derek Sivers, an early internet pioneer. This video was made by one of his fans made from a live talk in the late 90’s, Derek provides a powerful insight into how movements really take flight. Our entire campaign is a hyper example of this lesson.






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Apollo 13 when you have to put a square peg in a round hole

Outside the box

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Nasa engineers faces an Apollo 13 Crisis none of us could imagine could be solved. To save the astronauts lives, they literally had to fit a square peg into a round hole and within a fixed period of time. Some say our plight is already lost, that our damage to our world is already so far much worse than anyone expected, that we are already past the point of saving ourselves. Perhaps we are not seeing how to re engineer.




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