In last weeks article The End of Wealth, we offered a small prize of a $20 Amazon gift certificate to one person who left a comment.
The winner we have chosen is Bruce from Brucisms. He said:
“I believe we are turning a corner. After two decades of working 80 hours per week to have the nicest house, car, clothes – a lot of people are just tired and empty.
It is my (possibly overly optimistic) belief that there is a true movement toward responsibility and values. I think we see this both in terms of increased interest in both spirituality and conservation. I think a lot of us have awakened after a couple of decades of materialism to a hangover, and realize that we aren’t kids anymore.”
But that wasn’t all. As a follow up, Bruce had the following book suggestion:
“As a follow up for your readers – I would highly recommend Jason Jennings’ wonderful book “Think Big, Act Small.” After researching the top public and private companies in the US, he and his team narrowed the field to 10 companies that had achieved 10% increases in profit every year for 10 or more consecutive years. The extraordinary thing is that the common factor in all these companies were exceptionally high values!
It seems that doing the right thing pays the best over the long term…”
Thank you to every one who left a comment. You had some very interesting things to say, and it certainly wasn’t easy to pick just one winner.
Peter,
I am truly honored to be chosen for this recognition. It was certainly a thought provoking post.
Thank you,
Bruce
These are not surprising my anymore, but thanks..