New Schedule, New Website, New Resources!
- Karen Tollison
- 5 hours ago
- 3 min read
We have some exciting announcements for our Better Capitalism partners! Continue reading below to find out about our new schedule, website, and resources.
Blog Post Schedule
Better Capitalism started its weekly blog post on February 19, 2021. Since then, we have written almost 300 posts covering topics from Ayn Rand to Courageous Leadership to Capitalism and AI. We’ve featured many great companies and leaders in our Better Capitalism in Action series, such as Mars, Inc., Patagonia, and Notre Dame Federal Credit Union. We’ve also addressed historical contributions to our current state of capitalism and solutions for making it more equitable.
While we will continue to explore the many issues related to economic mutuality, we are shifting to a twice monthly posting schedule, where we will examine these topics in depth. As always, we welcome your comments and hope these posts will both inform and inspire you!
Website Update
Our website has undergone a complete facelift and is now live! Here’s what you can find in the new layout under the following tabs:
For Leaders: Dedicated pages for leaders in business, higher education, and churches. Each of these pages has links to a post with specific strategies, as well as ways to further engage with Better Capitalism.
Resources: Purchase copies of Better Capitalism, download the book’s free companion study guide, inquire about speaking engagements, and visit our links page for the official press kit, white papers, relevant posts, and podcasts featuring Paul and Aaron.
About Us: Learn how Better Capitalism went from vision to reality, along with more information about the team.
Blog: Access our latest post, along with the archive of all posts going back to 2021.
Contact Us: Schedule a discovery call or speaking event, request a Better Capitalism review copy, ask a question, or leave a comment.
Donate: Help us make a positive impact on the future of capitalism! We welcome donations of any size and look forward to partnering with you.
Other quick links, including a sign up for our bi-monthly blog posts, can be found at the bottom of any page. Send us an email with comments or questions; we look forward to hearing from you!
Study Guides Now Available
We have a great new resource available for you or your small group! The companion study guide to Better Capitalism is filled with thought provoking questions, discussion points, and actionable items. In addition to expanding on material in the book, the guide provides ways to apply the principles of Better Capitalism to areas in your own life and sphere of influence. This free resource can be downloaded and used by individuals in tandem with the book. It can also be used as a great small group resource for your church, school, or business group. Click this link to view and download the guide for yourself.
In addition to the individual study guide, a leader’s guide is available upon request for those leading a group study at info@bettercapitalism.org.
Join Us
We write about capitalism done well—and how it can be done better—because we collectively have the capitalism we create, and we can collectively create a better capitalism. We’d love for you to join us on this journey of renewing capitalism. You can begin by reading our book, Better Capitalism, and by signing up for our weekly blog post.
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