Name of the Book: Ecological Intelligence—The Coming Age of Radical Transparency. Author: Daniel Goleman. Publisher: Penguin, London. Year: Pages: ISBN: · The case he makes of changing consumer preferences through radical transparency is revolutionary and will be eventually adopted by all corporations big or small. It's great guide to develop ecological intelligence and do our bit in saving our planet from catastrophic www.doorway.ru by: Ecological Intelligence: The Coming Age of Radical Transparency by Goleman, Daniel (Author) Seller Revaluation Books Published Condition New ISBN Item Price $.
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Ecological Intelligence: The Coming Age of Radical Transparency Paperback – 1 April by Daniel Goleman (Author) out of 5 stars. 30 ratings. See all formats and editions. Hide other formats and editions. “Ecological Intelligence” by Daniel Goleman was such an inspirational book for me. Before reading this book I thought I knew enough how to take care for my health, to save environment and to treat it well, but this book was an “eye-opener” for me. I learnt a lot about health, environment, activism, or entrepreneurship. In his new book, Ecological Intelligence: How Knowing the Hidden Impacts of What We Buy Can Change Everything, Pulitzer Prize-nominated writer Daniel Goleman describes an imminent “informational sea change” that will fundamentally alter green business practices as “the control of data shifts from sellers to buyers.”[1] The green building movement will soon join the vanguard of this paradigm shift, which Goleman calls “radical transparency,”and which Time Magazine called one of.
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