"Making change is super addictive. It's essentially a dopamine hit. It's like drugs. So when you do it once you're like "I gotta do this again"".
"What I've learnt is that the highest level of personal happiness, personal fulfillment, is to be of service to others"
"People are awakening all around the world at the same time. Especially in the last year. Because something is happening. The entire Earth is awakening".
RESOURCES:
• Peggy's organization JUCCCE
• Peggy's professional Facebook page
• Food Heroes- low-impact healthy diet education for young families
• Rife music healing page
• Opening dialogue on sexual violence
ABOUT PEGGY LIU
Peggy is a Distinguished Professor at China Academy of Governance, a lecturer at China Executive Leadership Academy of Pudong, and the National Academy for Mayors of China. She is a board member or on non-exec advisory committees of Project Drawdown, EAT Forum, Hillary Institute, FTSE Environmental Markets Committee. She previously served on advisory committees for Marks & Spencer, HP, World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Councils on Sustainable Consumption, WEF GAC on New Energy Architecture, Clinton Global Initiative. She is a recurring judge for The Circulars at Davos (circular economy) and the Hult Prize (social entrepreneurship at college level). She is a consultant on market entry into China to companies such as Duke Energy and governments such as New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, and consults on sustainable market innovation for companies such as Unilever and Danone. Peggy has been named a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader, Foreign Policy's shaper of US-China relations, the Hillary Step for climate change solutions, a Time Magazine Hero of the Environment, one of China's top 50 innovative business leaders by China Business News Weekly.
Prior to JUCCCE, she was a venture capitalist, an Internet pioneer in Silicon Valley heading one of the earliest e-commerce companies, a management consultant at McKinsey, a software product manager and a developer. She is a graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, in Global Leadership and Public Policy for the 21st Century at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
