The Gramkskii Manifesto:

I do this with:

  • A Book: The Dragon & the Hummingbird – a 320 page satirical guide to the climate crisis. Free to download or buy the not-for-profit paperback.

  • A Strategy: If you're inspired by the book make a donation and I'll use that to help fantastic people get their great ideas off the ground.

  • An Experiment: Let's see if something good can happen without it always being about money.

I'm trying to make a difference.

Mostly - without getting into an argument - I want to show how Capitalism contributes to Climate Change and how we can stop it.

  • I try to keep things simple — because humour makes this easier to handle.

  • ... and, before you ask, I also support:

    • animal rights

    • race equality

    • gender equality. (I'm pretty sure women can do a better job).

  • So, yes, I'm woke*...

Three audiences:

1. Eco-Worriers

  • Are you beginning to think things are gettng a little bit scarey?

  • Read The Dragon & the Hummingbird

  • It'll relieve your climate anxiety.

  • And kick your ass into gear.

2. ESG Consultants

  • Most environmental consultants have to work inside a system based on money that doesn't want to change.

  • If they get too radical they'll lose their jobs

  • I ask the uncomfortable questions about capitalism so they don't have to.

  • If you’re looking for a subtle way to nudge your client into something more profound, The Dragon & the Hummingbird is your Trojan horse.

3. Business Owners & Founders

  • Are you a closet business owners who secretly feels the system isn't working?

  • Are you looking to do business that's more honest?

  • I don't have all the answers, but just asking these questions is a start.

  • One framework I explore is called Trustonomics – building value around trust rather than transactions.

  • If that sounds interesting, let's talk.

Just get in touch. It costs nothing.

Or find out more about me here: www.gramskii.com

Thanks,

Graham / Gramskii

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*The Frankfurt School

  • People are shaped by their upbringing, the media and the pressure to conform.

  • Mass culture operates like a factory, producing standardised content that keeps people docile rather than genuinely engaged.

  • Ideas about society shouldn't just describe how things are, they should point towards something better.

  • Capitalism is so good at making consumerism seem like our only option that it effectively suppresses any alternative voices.

  • The Frankfurt School - Wikipedia

*And,before you ask, being critical of capitalism doesn't make me a Marxist.

graham@grahamhall.uk