Specifically for Cultural Creatives? No. There are many social networks that cater to us (e.g., sites for green living) but none that specifically state that they are for Cultural Creatives.

There are so many social networks that have been created in the last few years that it is almost impossible to keep track or know of them all. I´d be happy to list some that I think may be of value to you if you let me know what you hope to get out of the network.

Thanks for reading,

Tara

I think that a link to my article on culture and consciousness is the
best reply that I can give.

http://www.elasticmind.ca/innerpreneur/index.ph...

Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

Tara

Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me.

Thanks for all your valuable, inspiring, and engaging work. My view was that 'holistic thinking' is more related and associated to rationality and reasoning, and might be read/interpreted by others as not related to feeling, empathy, the matters of the heart, soul, etc. Reading your blog I know that your definition is broader. Others, however, might interpret it more strictly, hence my suggestion. By all means, use it; I'm not against it at all. Different combinations of words may appeal differently to various people, and many will like it… that's the beauty of language…
I'd also use the word 'awareness'.

My best wishes,
Liviu

And thank you for sharing your thoughts on the words that connect us. I have a small arguement towards 'holistic thinking' as I think it does include empathy, EI and SI. To me, holistic thinking means taking into account all aspects of the situation before coming to a decision including empathizing with the parties/systems involved, and using spiritual and emotional intelligence to frame the situation correctly.

But I appreciate you sharing you thoughts and letting me know that 'holistic thinking' is not a term that connects with you as strongly as conscious or simply just holistic does.

Thank you for your well thought out answers. It is nice to hear that
the words holistic and conscious connect with you.

I do agree with you that words are not really what is important,
though, on the web, words do have heightened importance. If most CC's
are looking to work with conscious businesses, those words should be
used on our websites, marketing materials, etc. We do need words to
describe the work we do, otherwise what distinguishes us? What makes
me, for instance, any different from the average web consultant? I
know upon working with me, you would realize but what about when one
is looking to for a business to work with? If I know holistic web
consulting, for example, is appealing to CC's, I will use that
language on my site and attract more CC's than I would just writing
web consulting.

I couldn't agree more with your thoughts on black and white thinking,
winners and losers. Everything does have a purpose, there are no losers.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts,

Tara