We have worked with dozens of small and micro businesses to aid them in navigating the rough waters of the volatile global economy by sharing our expertise in applying the power of the Internet as The Great Equalizer for the small enterprise to meeting those challenges in a practical, affordable way, anytime from any location. We have also guided more than 500 individual clients in learning to use mindfulness and personal mastery for finding and sustaining meaningful work in these same socially and economically challenged times. We've even worked with a couple of dozen large organizations helping them identify the challenges that would respond the best to the practice of mindfulness and personal mastery in the workplace. These larger organizational clients have been a diverse mix of both for-profit and non-profits. On the non-profit side, they have ranged from the California Virtual Campus, the American Hospital Association, the NASA Astrobiology Institute, and the New York City-based Consortium for Worker Education to major corporations including Apple Computer, Fujitsu America, and Hitachi. We've also worked with many institutions of higher education ranging domestically from Saybrook Graduate School and California Institute of Integral Studies to Modesto Junior College, Columbia College of California, and Missouri State University. Internationally, our higher ed clients have been equally diverse, ranging from Thompson Rivers University in British Columbia to Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico and from the Dominican University of California (Catholic) to King Abdul Aziz University in Saudi Arabia (Muslim).