The Flip

Revolution. Does that word frighten or excite you? If it scares you, it might be best if you stop reading now. If it excites or intrigues you, keep reading because the news is good. A revolution of the heart, an uprising of the soul, an upheaval of the status quo is underway--and nothing is going to stop it.

Before today this rebellion against the materialist mindset has gone on in the margins--a few progressive visionaries here, a handful of social activists there. But now that millions of global citizens have actively begun choosing renewal over destruction, understanding over resentment, and hope over fear, the tide is unstoppable.

With The Flip Rosen and Rippe herald the arrival of this worldwide transformation and act as guides, gurus--even cheerleaders--for those who want to join the wave. An enthusiastic users' manual to the revolution, The Flip features visionary wisdom from luminaries in the fields of science, government, business, entertainment, and politics--pioneers who have already made the flip and are paving the way for others to follow.

Chatty, witty, and accessible no matter where you open the book, Rosen and Rippe offer simple yet practical "Flip Tips" for making body, spirit, and environment-sustaining changes in every aspect of your lives, from work, relationships and home life, to entertainment, food, transportation and healthcare.

The Flip will show you how to transform your life. If we work together, The Flip will save us all.

Illuminates a clear path to a vibrant enlightened world. An owner's manual for the twenty-first century. -- LOHAS Weekly, June 2006

Individuals are now "flipping" into a right side up world, in which all facets of a person's existence are interconnected. -- Energy Times, April 2006

Presents an impassioned plea for sane and sustainable practices. Even short glimpses will lure readers to the empowering message. -- VOYA, December 2006

Rosen and Rippe interview those who (did) it right, "flipping" their lives from out of whack to those that work. -- Argus Courier, August 2006