MBA Sustainable Business Candidate

I am available for paid & pro-bono consultation. Contact me.
  • -Got something that just isn't getting off the ground?
  • -Been curious about how your organization could engage ALL of its stakeholders in a way that adds value?
  • -Have a tough meeting ahead that needs facilitation?
  • -Strategic planning for the last 10 years and wondering when you'll finish?
  • -Looking to get a community, coalition or project off the ground and don't know where to start?
  • -Have sustainability (social AND environmental) questions?

Contact me for hire, consult, ask a question, or collaboration.
I love to travel and distance is no issue, please don't hesitate to engage me. I will be honest with my time and abilities.

Why community?

We always have one thing in common, we are all becoming something.

I see myself as a compassionate community organizer who looks to best allocate the resources of any size community or group.
All of the resources I need or that you need to solve complex problems are at the fingertips of any community. I bring those hands together.

Why creativity?

Issues and opportunities are complex.
Creative solutions that involve all stakeholders are necessary. I keep the spirit and soul of many in mind. This encourages creative solutions that include ownership.

I discover new ways to turn multiple visions into practical reality using my cultural, social, business and economic knowledge.

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Music builds community, share a song with me and you just might see it in a post, tweet, training, exercise, or with my non-profit Community Records Foundation.

Let me know how you might think it would build community, comradeship, or get people together.
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Fairness: Giving Time for Differences

By: Justin - June 25, 2009, at 12:19 pm

I woke up this morning with a heavy subject on my mind. It may be because my partner and I are moving and the stress and newly found summer heat are creating the perfect storm for us to under-communicate. But it is here, fairness.
Exactly when you feel like you don’t have the time, is when [...]

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Category: Community Dev/Manage, Working in Groups

It is weird to empathize with George Bush

By: Justin - May 1, 2008, at 10:20 pm

Like how Iraq was mission accomplished 5 years today, I too felt accomplished. I was just about to finish high school and I hadn’t even decided on a college. I was though flying high, mission accomplished. I had recently regained trust by my parents and summer “adult” freedom was ripening on my [...]

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Category: External Imagery, In The News, becoming..., what's new

No predictions, just democratic love - 08 elections

By: Justin - January 4, 2008, at 10:03 am

In the land of the free, the early election crap has reason for such an early start this year. Obama and Huckabee take the Iowa caucuses! If you put me to vote, Huckabee would probably be the last one I’d vote for out of all of them. As for Obama, he knows [...]

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Category: Career - Branding, In The News, becoming...

The weather outside is frightful…

By: Justin - December 2, 2007, at 10:48 pm

and the new tree we got over the weekend is so delightful and ominous. And since there’s no place to go, let it precipitate, let it precipitate, let it precipitate.
Snow fell and then rain slushified it, much like Michigan should, except this year it’s not exciting me as much as it normally does. [...]

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Category: Personal Imagery, becoming...

3 tips for relationships

By: Justin - November 30, 2007, at 12:17 am

1) Think selfishly.
2) Think selflessly.
3) Combine the two and think of the relationship

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