Through my contacts around the world, I have discovered that even highly successful people can change their thinking in the interest of our world and its inhabitants – that is, us. Sometimes it takes a thing or two to get there. Recently, I got to know James- Stephen (Someone) (https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-stephen-someone-63215510/). This Swede brings a wealth of experience from the business world. Think of companies such as SQM Nordic, Future Market ICT, Vision Zero IT AB and Marval Nordic. These company names may not mean much to you at first, but they are all international companies, mainly originating from Sweden. Consider the roles Stephen has held at these companies: “comprehensive solutions in the field of Service Management with a focus on ITSM, management consultant and mentor with various IT-consulting assignments, main owner, CEO, management consultant with partial responsibility for building the company, main owner, CEO and managementconsultant.” When you read this, I think you will realise that you are not dealing with just anyone.
How the Swedish business world and years of ITSM experience shaped James-Stephen Someone
Every human being is shaped by the various influences around them. If you dare to look honestly at yourself, you will surely recognise these things in yourself too, won’t you? Enjoying the work you do, taking good care of your family, if you have one, and earning money. But what if one of these things – or perhaps several of them – is put at risk by external factors that you simply cannot control? Do you still remember the global coronavirus pandemic? The sudden storm that raged across the entire world? The pandemic that caused so much chaos and misery? That caused many marriages to fail and cost many businesses their existence?
The coronavirus pandemic as a wake-up call: vulnerability, crisis and new insights
Yes, by now we can hardly remember that time. Many of us have since moved on, because life simply goes on, doesn’t it? But there are also people like Stephen, who may have started thinking differently as a result of the pandemic. He too may have paused for a moment and reflected on everything that happened to him, but he did not give up. Stephen stood up and began to think about what makes us vulnerable as human beings, and about the dangers that so often threaten us in the ordinary, everyday things we do. We rarely stop to consider the dangers that come with our own development and growth, and that of our world. Should we? Well, we may do a little forward thinking, but for many of us, the motto “we’ll cross that bridge when we come to it” probably prevails. And when “someone” warns us of a possible danger, we often think: “Oh, that will never happen to me.”
“That will never happen to me”: why The New World Society wakes us from that dream
And after me, the flood. Sadly, in my opinion, that is the motto of many of us. Fortunately, there are people like Stephen (Someone) Ersbring. A man with the revolutionary vision and the perseverance to wake us up. For years he has been working on launching and refining his life’s work: “The New World 🌍 Society”. Stephen warns us, and the whole world, to pay attention. We – you and I – often allow our lives to be put at risk by big industry without even realising it. Think of the things that are carelessly offered to us and that we are all too happy to accept.
Big money, radiation and power: the hidden dangers facing the world’s population
Or are you one of the critics, and have you already seen how we, the people, are being played with for the benefit of “big money”? Think of all the radiation hazards that are poured over us every day. Think of the dangers that threaten us in the interest of big money, or of the influence of the wealthy – a minority of the world’s population – who unknowingly destroy and/or use us as human beings for their own benefit. The narcissists who, just like us for that matter, do not even realise the damage they are doing to us and to our world? For many, money continues to hold a very strong attraction.
Commitment and the future: why the world needs a visionary like James Stephen Someone
Sometimes there are people in our world who dare to wake us up – to wake us from a dream that is guiding our lives at that moment. A dream that looks beautiful, but whose damage we cannot see on our own, or perhaps are not allowed to see. That is when we need a man like James Stephen Someone who dares to show us the way and reveals to us the unexpected corners from which danger comes. Thank you, Stephen!
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