‘What we all really need to know’, is quite a bold proposition, but one that I stand by wholeheartedly, as I believe this can only help us to make more informed choices about our future. Understanding exactly what greed is and how it has developed through our human nature, is the first step to realising the full extent to which it currently controls our world and its many economic systems.

As you look further into the psychological imbalances and behaviours of greed, then the links start to become painfully clear, as to what has been causing so much of the conflict throughout our history, and to what has created the many challenging realities of all of the pollution and instabilities within our current modern world. Change from unsustainable ‘greed’ economies, is unavoidable; sustainability is not a fashion or a political choice, it is the only way to maintain the stability and survival of our societies.

If we keep using up our resources for life, faster than they can replenish, and damaging the natural environments that produce our food and water, then eventually they will run out, and all life will suffer as a consequence. It really is that simple.

There are many positive solutions to our environmental issues already in action, that we all can help with and support; we just need to remove the psychologies of control that greed currently has on our global governments, wealth distribution and natural resources, and this book will help to clarify exactly what they are, and how to begin to fully turn the tide…. .