I have always felt there is a need to bridge the gap between the ancient and the modern in all aspects of life, and believe it’s important to support indigenous and marginalized communities and small-scale businesses (not large corporations) to create and sustain an economic livelihood. I prefer to channel my financial resources into supporting sustainable, small, local, family businesses, and especially those that assist indigenous farmers and communities to create an economic livelihood, rather than support most large corporations and big businesses whose only responsibility is to their board and shareholders, not the community, and certainly not the environment.

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