Reworking Success: New Communities at the Millenium

I am come Taiwan.Though I read this book in chinses. it is translate from English.But I still can undertand auther' idea and very approve it.Now I feel that I'm not alone.I hope more people to read it.Through changing people's idea and this world will change.

I was an economics major in college and a practicing republican. Reworking Success challenged my previous learnings and opened my eyes to a world I didn't know existed. Theobald doesn't push his views, he brings you along for a ride that you didn't even know you got on. Recommend highly! Julie in Seattle, Washington

... And how to change it as a citizen. A great base for discussion. A good way to form discussion group. Read it, experience it!

This book lays out in coherent and reality-based form where we are and where we could go to create a world for our children that works. It's a brilliant companion-book to Hartmann's "The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight" or Hubbard's "Conscious Evolution." Buy them all and help change the world for the better!

As modern day culture teeters on the brink of collapse, Theobald offers an analysis of the situation and some positive things that people can do.One of his central ideas is that ordinary people can make a difference, if only they have the will to take action and the belief that they can change things.He advocates new ways of thinking about our problems and the future, and working in a co-operative manner is stressed.He has many ideas that are worth serious consideration if we want to avoid catastrophe.