Oxymoron by Tom Greenwood
Tom Greenwood, Nick WhitnellHow do we unlimit our thinking for a better world — and find more expansive hope at the edges?
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I'm finally announcing my new book, and more! I think you're going to like it...
Today I am very excited to finally be announcing the details of my new book. I’ve been mentioning it for a long time now and some of you even contributed visions toward it last year, for which I am deeply grateful.
The new book is called O...
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I hope you had a lovely, sunny weekend.
I just wanted to share a quick note about how this newsletter (if it is indeed a newsletter), is evolving, including some small changes.
For four years, Oxymoron has been my home for w...
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This is the third in a series of articles exploring how we might discover useful moral frameworks to help us live better lives and run more responsible businesses. So far we have explored the Toltec Four Agreements and Willy Wonka’s Egg Roo...
What if companies were evaluated in Willy Wonka’s Egg Room? - Moral Framework 2
In this current series of articles, I’m exploring how different moral frameworks, if applied to the world of business, might help companies to act more responsibly and improve our society. In the previous post, I explained the ancient wisdo...
Should businesses adopt the Toltec Four Agreements? - Moral Framework 1
In the last couple of posts, I’ve introduced the idea that the world of business and Western society more broadly, lacks any clear moral framework to guide our behaviours. Instead, we seem to rely on the ambiguous consensus of the people ar...
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Exploring the messy edges of how to live better lives, create better organisations, and evolve ourselves and society. Co-founder of Wholegrain Digital, author of 'Overton's Garden' and ‘Sustainable Web Design.’ Co-host of the House of Life podcast.
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