The Viable Alternative

As kids, when we saw kids playing in the playground or the schoolyard and for the reason of acceptance, companionship, human connection or because whatever they were doing just looked fun, we wanted to join them, so we would ask them, “Could I play?” and if they said “No,” we would run off crying because they won’t let us play with them.

I’ve always been inspired by the story of the meteoric rise of Japan in the 19th and early 20th century.

It’s one of the inspirations for The Viable Alternative. Read more…