A QUARTER CENTURY HANDBOOK FOR WORLD TRANSFORMATION
The Golden Ripple
A must-have for all change makers, activists, humanists, philanthropists, politicians, innovators and big dreamers
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The Golden Ripple
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Inside the Book
PART I : THE WAKE-UP CALL
Part I provides a critical analysis of the first quarter of the twenty-first century, exploring the rapid advancements in technology and culture, as well as the challenges that have emerged alongside them. It also highlights areas where progress has faltered, such as growing social inequality, and with a forward-thinking perspective, offers actionable insights on how we can address these issues.
PART II : NUTS & BOLTS OF TOTAL WORLD TRANSFORMATION
Part II delves into the complex systems that shape our world, breaking them down into key components that influence every aspect of society. It identifies four critical levers—people, media, innovation, and government—each serving as a catalyst for transformative change. By examining how these systems interconnect and the role each lever plays in driving societal outcomes, this section emphasizes the potential for targeted interventions to create lasting, positive shifts
PART III : THE GOLDEN RIPPLE
Part III outlines concrete steps that individuals can take to drive meaningful change. By examining real-world examples and highlighting successful initiatives, this section explores the emergence of a new world where single transformative acts can inspire millions around the world and trigger global seismic shifts.
About the Author
Elisabeth Laurent is a Canadian author, technology entrepreneur and public policy expert on sustainable development. She is the founder and CEO of Nirvanery Inc. and Spetsun Corporation, and also serves as the Founding Director of the Cibell Foundation for Truth.
Previously, she led product development at cutting-edge start-ups and held advisory roles at several Fortune 500 companies in Europe and North America. She is the 2024 Alma Mater Prize winner for Political Science & Communications at the Université de Montréal and also holds degrees in Computer Science and International Business.
