Welcome to the next episode in psychology, business and economics -
an emerging movement of user-driven, ideographic economies born
in the wake of a faltering global infrastructure. Just a few years
ago, this statement may have sounded dramatic and farfetched - but
today the financial, environmental, consumer and health crises has
moved into a much deeper territory of the American psyche, and many
of us have been exposed to a level of systems dysfunction that is
both personal and mythic. Yet, with crisis, there is a great opportunity.
Our goal as a hybrid social enterprise is to gather the evidence,
research and tools needed for thriving during the next phase of change.
Stay tuned.
Enabling value-congruence
Science now tells us that when you line up your
daily investments of time and money with values
that are unique to you, you can create a deeper
capacity for well-being. So let's do it.
Integration & common language
We're integrating research needed to encourage
confident collaboration between psychologists,
economists and individuals as they find new paths
toward sustainable well-being and social justice.
Park People
It turns out that contentment is most easily cultivated
in the context of environment. We're creating a living lab
around the 2-block radius of Central Park to refine what
we know about local economies, nature & well-being.
Deep Data
Forget about 'big data' schemes that exploit behavior.
The future is in user-driven, ideographic, value-congruent
economies of well-being.
