Check out the latest ChangeThis manifestos:

Elegant Solutions: Breakthrough Thinking the Toyota Way
By Matthew E. May

One million ideas a year. A culture of innovation. An intrinsic belief that good enough never is. Matthew Mays manifesto shows you how Toyotas principles and practices will help you engage your creative spirit and bring elegant solutions to your work and life.

No Need to Fear: How Global Outsourcing Equals Opportunity
By Steve Hamm

Its become a commonplace topic of conversation: the prevalent loss of American jobs to workers in foreign countries. Here, Steve Hamm asserts that outsourcing need not result in the vilification of foreign workers and the American companies who choose to find cost solutions overseas. Instead, he believes it offers opportunity to those who choose to look for it.

Co-Creation Rules!
By James Cherkoff and Johnnie Moore

Cherkoff and Moore present examples of open source marketing that prove engagement trumps control in maximizing customer experience and making meaning. It may be a platitude to say that two heads are better than one, but this manifesto features collaboration in a whole new light–between company and customer.

Purpose: How to Define It and Make It Work for You and Your Company
By Nikos Mourkogiannis

Just read the first page of this manifesto, and youll understand exactly what it is to have purpose. Read the subsequent pages and youll find just how to develop your own sense of purpose through discovery, excellence, altruism and heroism.

Women Bloggers: Changing their Worlds, Changing the World
By Elisa Camahort, co-founder of BlogHer

Women are the power consumers and connectors of the Internet, and yet, their influence has mostly been invisible to the mainstream media and industry pundits. The BlogHer web community was created to offer a centralized location for women bloggers, creating one voice out of many whispers.