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My Holiday Gift to You

Congratulations everyone! Great job! It’s the holidays and we have a civilization to be proud of. Before I review how great things are, let me say I think we can do even better. I think so because I have a new approach to share with you, which uses what we have in different ways. It’s […]

Posted 25 December 2009 † David Loughry § Civilization § Life ‡ Comments (0)

How to Create a Sustainable Proximity

Introduction: Below is a short guide for how to create a sustainable proximity. You can use it for an area, home, park, neighborhood, community, region, context, environment, business, group, organization, etc. If we create many sustainable proximities, they will start to overlap. You are free to use this guide, and I hope you will. It […]

Posted 24 December 2009 † David Loughry § Civilization § Environment § ProxThink Growth Model § Sustainability ‡ Comments (0)

Different Way to Organize Society

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Not sure if I’ve mentioned this, but the integrated sustainable proximities approach amounts to an attempt to imagine a different way to organize society. Not only that, but it is designed to be able to exist alongside other organizational forms. And, to allow smooth transitions from other forms to it.
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Posted 29 November 2009 † David Loughry § Civilization § Environment § Life § Managing Change § Sustainability ‡ Comments (0)

Proximity-Focused ProxThink Framework Offers New Ways to Think, Relate, Create, Innovate, and Sustainably Grow

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If we want to tackle tough challenges, such as globalization, economic turmoil and climate change, we may need new ways of thinking and relating. As a bonus, other things may get a boost, such as design, culture and fun. ProxThink is a framework for the proximity of situations, offering individuals and groups new ways […]

Posted 17 November 2009 † David Loughry § Civilization § Environment § Life § Managing Change § ProxThink Growth Model § Sustainability ‡ Comments (0)

In a networked and copied world, we often overlap.

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In a networked world, we often overlap. It can be hard to tell where you begin and I end. Where one business begins and another ends. Add to that how easy it is to copy things, whether information or products and services. In this kind of world, paying attention to the proximity makes more […]

Posted 11 November 2009 † David Loughry § Civilization § Life ‡ Comments (0)

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