Organics will Die without Systemic Change

[Vic Desotelle DiscoveryFuel.com]

Look gang, I've been doin' this 'green' 'sustainable' thing for a long time. And I must say that I'm a bit tired of trying to convince anyone ... but ... here I go again.

Organics is one small piece of a whole that defines world community design.

So, I want to encourage all of you to continue your efforts!, with one huge 'but' --- BBBUUUUTTT !!! Ag must be defined within a larger system of change.

If you're still with me reading here, then I want you to also bring your amazing expertise to http://ChangingNormal.com under the 'food and agriculture' domain. In this way, we integrate food systems with larger human-designed architecture of community-making into a larger whole.

Bucky Fuller was known to say that - if you want to create something in your backyard, start with the UNIVERSE. This addresses my point. If you want the world to get the value of organics, then broaden your scope of thinking, while AT THE SAME TIME concentrating on your specialties of focus.

Will you consider what I'm saying here? http://tinyurl.com/FoodAgricultureDomain I'm available for discussion. 831-454-8046 or skype: vicdesotelle

I have started a sustainable business online international social entrepreneurs workshop series that can be beneficial to many of you.. Will you come to my free session to see if it can help you get to market??

Call me anytime! :)
http://VicDesotelle.com

[LeoRevolution]

Good stuff Vic, hope to see you grow. I agree with your ideas and see where you want to go. It's the law of attraction in most cases I thnk. Proving and disproving benefits with the more "acceptable" or "affordable" options. I have found in 9 out of 10 things organically grown or produced, the benefits were worth not only the monetary value but the health value considerably. I live in Highland Park,il and they are really supportive of organics and things like that. Grocery chains like Whole Foods are booming and other stores are starting to catch on so I believe the hope is still alive.

There is a site called Meetup.com where you can start awareness in your community more effectively by connecting with "like minded" people and find out exaclty how many people are actually interested in what you are doing. Hope it helps.

Matthew K
Don't throw money away on Vitamins