I'm a Sociological GeoScientist. My aim is to proactively, cheaply and effectively educate, medicate, water and through agricultural projects feed a million of the most poor in Africa within 3 years. It's a reasonably easy task -- it's the next million that will be somewhat of a challenge. The sustainable projects are with strong sociological considerations that function around asking and listening. I went to Africa 10 years ago -- loved it. The potential is extraordinary.

Dear Gogo,

A GeoScientist is fundamentally a Geologist.
A Sociological GeoScientist is one who undertakes geological activities with consideration of people and their environment.

A Geologist (in the mineral exploration and mining industry) makes people rich – these people are wealthy investors.
A Sociological GeoScientist also makes people rich, though the emphasis is upon making the landowners wealthy for decades in terms of education, medication, water, agriculture, communications (or whate… Continue

As many of you know (especially if you were there), I conducted a tele-seminar with Dr. Jim Connell, co-founder and President of a Non-profit that has attracted millions of dollars from foundations and the government (including $5 million dollars from Bill Gates).

Among some of the nuggets he shared with us:

How to apply "Theory of change" to strategic planning by reverse-engineering from desired outcomes to viable strategies to supporting processes.

How to Sell Your Big Vision While… Continue