Even though we share different titles for our human activities, such as doctors, engineers, construction workers, we are all ultimately artists. We create our lives with the matter, time, space, and relationships that we offer to it. From the experiences we create to the services we offer, we bring something new to life and transform and transmute it in multi-tiered ways.
In creating this art of civilization, we have chosen business as our trademark medium. What we do with our time, talent, and capital largely defines Who We Are in this age. Yet in our endeavor of business, we have also wreaked a fair amount of havoc on the planet and its eco community. It is therefore our responsibility to be responsible citizens and participate in cleaning the blemishes we have incurred, restoring balance to our resources, and helping the Earth achieve its highest potentials.
We also must realize ourselves as part of the greater community of life and the blessed community of which Dr. King spoke, where we are all One. To participate in this community or support charitable endeavors, we actively seek to care for those who have fallen by the wayside and experienced hardship.
To make the most of ABC2 Economics, we need only to look to those who have gone before us and the wisdom that lies beyond.
Steve McAllister, also known as Steve McAlphabet, is a multi-faceted artist.
As an actor and performer, he has developed and produced a number of live shows, including The Cowboy Cabaret, Seamus O’Day and the Irish Way, Will Rogers Revived, and its most recent incarnation, Get The Bunk Out. He has also has a number of musical performances as Steve McAlphabet and the Wandering Soul Band and has many festival appearances with his installation, The Labyrinth of the Unbroken Path.
He has authored The Rucksack Letters, How to Survive an Estralarian Mind Meld, Cowboy Up: The Poetry of the Cowboy Cabaret, Money, Sex, Power & Faith: Questioning the Building Blocks of Civilization, and his most recent book on how to develop a new economy with our new technology, Steve McAlphabet Explains ABC Squared Economics.
He also developed The What If Journal with artist Martha Robinson.
And as a singer/songwriter, he has a number of original songs and memorable covers.
