Most organizations are in the early part of journey from reducing unsustainability to increasing sustainability. Here are seven concrete benefits of embracing leadership in a sustainable, regenerative economy:

1. There is significant money to be saved.
2. There is significant money to be made.
3. You can provide your customers with a competitive edge.
4. Sustainability is a point of differentiation.
5. You can shape the future of your industry.
6. You can become a preferred supplier.
7. You can change your image and brand.

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Reflections: The SoL Journal, Volume 10, Number 1
Taking a whole systems approach: Jay Bragdon reports on the value of relationship equity, especially in tough times; Marjory Kelly describes the rise of the B Corporation with a comment from Jason Schulist; Ed Cronin tells the story of reducing crime through community systems thinking; our book excerpt: "The Soul of the Corporation" from Bill O'Brien's Character at Work. Read Reflections Volume 10, Number 1.

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