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Must watch for everyone! We are all one video http://t.co/ODJFV3Voyk went viral YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE — Hans Lak (@HansLak) 24 april 2014 I posted this video back in 2010 on the One Person Can Make A DIfference Facebook Page because the time is right to RETHINK our FUTURE! To reconnect with Nature! But it was not until a few weeks ago that this inspirational message went viral!  164.240 shares and almost 5000 wonderful comments! ONE WORD! AWESOME!

 I am probably one of the biggest fans of Society 3.0 and Seats2meet...find out why... About Society 3.0 A vision, a search, a roadmap to the new world! “A new order is presenting itself. It may still be an undercurrent, but maybe that is the best way to grow. We see more and more people who have clearly chosen how they want to go about with themselves, their environment and other people.” Our society is changing and you need to be part of that. We want to give you the stories, showcases and in depth articles to inspire you about this Society 3.0. In the world as we see it, access is more important than ownership. They are the people we call global citizens: people of the new world. These Society 3.0 citizens cannot and will not deal with the thinking of the establishment anymore. They want to add value in their work and life in a significantly different way, namely by creating value instead of growth. We think these global citizens – who are increasing in...

Indiegogo is a crowd funding platform that's helped everyone from entrepreneurs to filmmakers -- and even prospective parents -- raise the funds they need to turn their dreams into reality. Crowd funding is the liberation of capital, a mechanism to underwrite big and bold ideas. It's also a source of capital that is growing exponentially. By the end of 2012 there are expected to be over 500 crowd funding sites generating $2.8 billion in funding -- a fivefold increase in just four years. Indiegogo has over 7,000 active campaigns at the moment and distributes millions of dollars each week to people participating in campaigns. Head here to see how strangers can fund your next dream project and tell me about a project you'd like to see financed by the crowd. -Peter Diamandis Tell Peter Diamandis how you want to make a Difference!

Peter's Abundance Espresso Shot #4 - Peter's Laws #2 & 3 - YouTube Being optimistic is your free choice! And its your best shot to build a brighter future! You can predict the future if you shape it! Connect with other changemakers and go for it! YOU MATTER!

The mesh sharing and serendipity The Mesh? About the Mesh, Serendipity, Sharing & more… Posted by Ronald van den Hoff × March 30, 2014 × 3,340 views × Select Language ​ ▼ From a Society30 point of view, economic growth can no longer be described with indexes such as GNP (the only reason to show growth in our Gross National Product is to convince the financial dragons that we are able to repay our debts within the agreed upon term). The Interdependent Economy of Society30 has other growth regulators than we are used to: - It is all about what goes out, and not what comes in. So, you will not hear “Are we richer today than yesterday?” It’s all about people being better off. Why produce more products that nobody wants? - It is about connections, not transactions. Growing smart is about connecting and co-creating, and not just about trading goods with each other. - It is about people, not p...

Tax Dodging Companies Hoarding Nearly One Trillion Overseas | Common Dreams "It's astounding that pro-austerity ideologues are claiming that we have no choice but to slash spending on vital programs like food stamps and Medicaid while big corporations are draining the Treasury through massive tax dodging."   Tax Dodging Companies Hoarding Nearly One Trillion Overseas New analysis, hearing, report make clear: tax dodging corporations siphon revenue that could help Main Street - Andrea Germanos, staff writer Profits for U.S. companies are at a record high, yet companies have hoarded nearly one trillion overseas to dodge U.S. taxes, a new Moody's analysis shows. Photo: janinsanfran/cc/flickr The findings, based on an analysis that looked at U.S. non-financial, Moody’s-rated companies, also reveal that these companies had stockpiled $1.64 trillion in cash at the end of 2013. That's about up about 12 percent from the year before...