Oxymoron
Tom Greenwood, Nick WhitnellHow do we un-limit our thinking for a better world? Oxymoron pushes at the edges and pulls at the loose threads of sustainability to help us find new, more expansive hope.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 87 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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What if gratitude was the currency of business? - Moral Framework 3
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...
Could morality be the saviour of capitalism?
My parents visited this weekend and as soon as they arrived, my Dad excitedly thrust a copy of Money Week magazine into my hands, declaring that he had found an article that we might both enjoy. And he was right.
The article was titled Th...
Are we at sea without a moral compass?
If you’re a long time subscriber to this newsletter, you might remember that a couple of years ago I got obsessed with the ancient game of Gyan Chaupar, the origin of the game Snakes & Ladders. After falling in love with it in a museum in I...
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Tom Greenwood explores the intersections of philosophy, sustainability, business & spirituality. Co-founder of B Corp Wholegrain Digital and author of ‘Sustainable Web Design,’ he writes Oxymoron and co-hosts the House of Life podcast on Substack.
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