Some closely related changes contribute to and follow from changes in worldview: changes in values, your fundamental life priorities; changes in lifestyle, the way you spend your time and money; and changes in livelihood, how you make that money in the first place. The whole experience each time was a huge confidence boost , which left you keen to keep trying new things and it was so lovely to make new friends so that I didn't feel so isolated. As someone who was a child in the 1970s, I also appreciated the authors' perspective on the movements that came into prominence around that time. Our numbers have grown from less than 5 percent of the population a generation ago to nearly 25 percent now. Over a fifteen year career, he has worked with world class sustainable brands to develop integrated marketing campaigns that deliver impact and ROI at-scale.

The modern mainstream, the Moderns, are still running the show after 500 years, and "standing pat"; accepting the system and doing the best they can with the Modern worldview; hanging in there (often unwilling or unable to change), in the face of increasing dysfunction. Think how curious we all would be, how interested to discover who these people are and where they have come from.Many cultural creatives work in social business and are entrepreneurs in various fields contributing to a better tomorrow.

The Cultural Creatives are those who have woken up to the social, economic and environmental problems of the last few decades of the twentieth century and who are sufficiently motivated to do something positive about rectifying the situation in one or more of these areas.

Cultural Creatives Community Interest Company aims to teach traditional craft skills to our local communities, providing essential skills to transform the way we look at contemporary consumerism. Do you dislike all the emphasis in modern culture on success and “making it,” on getting and spending, on wealth and luxury goods? Since 2000, she has also been a teacher of inner work that is, as you might have guessed, devoted to asking deep questions (the Diamond Approach to Spiritual Development®). So these are the people who are creating many of the surprising new cultural solutions required for the time ahead. The book contains many personal anecdotes and examples of how others have met and dealt with challenges in their lives, mostly drawn from the USA and Canada, but contains a discussion of central themes too.