Table of Contents

Introduction
1. She’s breaking up, captain – unsustainable capitalism
2. Sustainable capitalism
3. Ethics
4. Can capitalism afford a conscience?
5. Triple bottom line
6. Market failure and the environment
7. Environmental economics
8. You need to get out more, mate
9. Careful with that axe, eugene – ludditism
10. Technotopia
11. Child labour
12. Breaking the chains – reaching for the off button
13. Time management – less is more
14. Doling out the drudge work
15. Set your mind free from the box
16. Multi skill
17. Kinky capitalism – the fetishism of commodities
18. Forget the moral majority
19. Could try harder – reading the reports
20. Crisis, what crisis?
21. On a neural pathway to hell
22. Fit for purpose?
23. Shine on
24. Idolatry
25. Putting words into the mouths of others
26. Pick your fights carefully
27. Look at your human credit terms
28. For heaven’s sake, cheer up
29. Be special
30. Training – the fast track
31. Petty perhaps, but no small deal
32. Shackled by snacks
33. Stop living in the past
34. Know when to stop
35. Get involved in a skills exchange
36. Go back to bartering
37. Going it alone
38. Form a co-operative
39. You are what you do
40. Bigger may not be better
41. Down with debt
42. Save yourselves
43. New capitalism
44. Overdoing it
45. You want to think outside the box – learn from outside the box
46. Pay what you want
47. Don’t keep it to yourself
48. Freedom of assembly
49. Kaizen
50. Lunch ’n’ learn
51. You are what you consume
52. Power up
Index

About the Author

Steve Shipside Steve Shipside is a qualified diving and fitness instructor, an ultrarunner and an IronMan triathlete. His sporting highlights have seen him paraglide over the Andes, abseil off Table Mountain and run 250km across the Kalahari with a rucksack on his back. He has become a renowned journalist in the fields of new technology and fitness and is the author of Adventure sports, Getting away with it, Podcasting, Power-up Pilates and Win at the gym, all available from Infinite Ideas.