The Clean Sheet Project

The Clean Sheet Project dares to dream, yet allows itself to be restrained by unavoidable realities. But only by unavoidable realities. It is a comprehensive exploration of what the best practices of a society could be; how we can value and retain the essence of life in a world designed to erode human connection. The founders of America may have never intended it to be an end point, but instead the first minor step toward manifesting the full potential of each citizen, and humanity itself.
The CSP asks the question: What skills are required of each citizen to manage the personal agency America has recognized in them, so that each individual may responsibly manifest the wealth of kings they've inherited? The book uses plain language to explore the highest minded concepts and practices as well as factors affecting us at a personal level. It attempts to be fair and objective in defining specific failings of our society, then pragmatically explores a framework by which we might cooperatively weave together a fabric of best-practices. The CSP let's nobody off the hook; it holds as a truism that responsibility and power are two sides of the same coin.
The author makes a direct appeal to the reader to volunteer to take on responsibility, to sacrifice anything that holds us back, and to begin a conversation about what is required of each of us to live in harmony.