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Book SynopsisBeing Is Enough emphasizes that America''s have all you can have economy, which many now regard as unsustainable, is the result of our be all you can be culture. And our cultural imperative suggesting that humans must always be more is not only the social root of humanity''s environmental crisis, but also the cause of personal stress.
Trade Review[Continuing] the excellent work begun in [his book] Insatiable is Not Sustainable, this time focusing on the stress we cause ourselves and the world around us by accepting a "have all you can have" and "be all you can be" culture…Brown brings fresh insights…and proposes specific reforms needed to democratize our economy. -- Daniel Quinn * Ishmael.Com *
Table of ContentsChapter 1 Illustrations Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Acknowledgments Chapter 4 Part One: You Don't Have to be More Chapter 5 Part Two: You're a Victim of the System Chapter 6 Part Three: The System is a Victim of Your Ancestors Chapter 7 Part Four: Save the World to Save Yourself Chapter 8 References Chapter 9 Index Chapter 10 About the Author
