Changes are coming to the way we live. Increasingly, we have freedom to do what we love to do as machines take roles that are boring and unsafe. And as our climate changes, natural systems will radically change and we must respond. We all recognise the benefits of clean air and water, nutritious healthy food, a thriving natural environment, a safe and resilient community and good personal health and wellbeing. People can and do make themselves and their world better by restoring ecosystems, preventing disasters, improving well-being and more. As they do, they produce products that we all need – clean air and water, healthy soils, healthy life. They can’t be directly bought or sold, but they are the necessary infrastructure for life. We all need these products, yet they’re rarely valued and sold and no financial benefits are returned to the makers for their personal work product.LOVE TO has created technology and systems that recognised these benefits as the “supra-real assets” that they are. To remunerate the makers of these good products in a way that works for everyone and makes life better on a global scale, we establish Purposeful Mutual Companies that unite all the makers so that they can do far more together than they could alone. They issue LifeShares™ - securities that can be sold on niche stock exchanges that specialise in sustainable ecological and social assets. Mutuals include LOVE TO as manager and global financial houses. We make institutionally investable shares in portfolios that value hundreds of billions of dollars’ worth of positive work made entirely by people doing what they love to do. Many are made by the poorest and most vulnerable people in the world. I love playing my role in creating the new financial ecosystems that will create positive change. In our lifetimes we all need to see a more attractive and positive approach to work, finance, ecology and community resilience to have a world we love to live in. My role in leading LOVE TO is to ensure that, individually and collectively, everywhere, from the most vulnerable to the wealthiest, we have resources, know-how and motivation to get it done. I do not believe we can rely on governments and corporations and “the economy” to take care of it. We are the economy.Together we have the resources and ability to make life better.