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Jason Alan Miller
Founder of Peaceful Media | Co-Host of Marketing for What Matters
Jason Alan Miller is the Founder and CEO of Peaceful Media, Inc., a full-stack growth marketing agency based in Portland, Oregon.1 He has been leading the company since August 2008, focusing on uplifting humanity and healing the planet through their work.1 Miller's background includes:
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Co-founding Project Everlasting, where he traveled the country in an RV to document America's greatest marriages, resulting in a book published by Simon & Schuster and a documentary film.1
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Specializing in building strategic playbooks for industry authorities, experts, and thought leaders.1
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Hosting the "Marketing for What Matters" podcast, which explores revolutionary brands that thrive while making a positive impact.2
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Emphasizing sustainability and environmental stewardship in his work, with a focus on the regenerative sector.12
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Holding a BS in Business Communications from The University of Montana.1
Miller describes himself as an environmentalist committed to restoring ecosystems and telling stories that fuel the sustainability movement.1 His agency, Peaceful Media, aims to be a positive force for change, balancing profits with purpose and promoting solutions that benefit people and the planet.3
Highlights
95% of our Peaceful Media clients are published thought leaders, which makes morning reading an enriching and professional endeavor.
Here's the book lighting me up today: Bob Quinn and Liz Carlisle's, "Grain by Grain". With every page, I'm getting more excited to host Bob on a future episode of the Marketing for What Matters show.
Bob's a successful, serial entrepreneur, but this episode likely won't touch on marketing in the digital age. Instead, I think his story will inspire and show you how to build a valuable and value-adding brand that stands out in the (rising) sea of cheap commodities in which we're all drowning.
Interested in regenerative organic agriculture? Check out the research Bob and his amazing team are doing at Quinn Institute. It's a new non-profit that could really use more public support!
When I was a kid, I had 4 posters on my wall:
🏀 two of Michael Jordan in various demonstrations of domination
🐆 a muscular panther alongside a headline that read "Speed Is Power" (in italics, naturally)
🏎 and a red, convertible Porsche 911 GT
Staring at these posters each night, I aspired to be like Mike, dominate in athletics, and make as much money as possible so I could ditch my red 1986 Dodge Colt and slide into that slick convertible GT.
Our souls have been corrupted by these idols and ideals, and I believe we humans, young and old, desperately need new heroes.
With that, I'd like to introduce my newfound hero, Robin Wall Kimmerer. She's a plant ecologist, educator, and writer articulating a vision of environmental stewardship grounded in scientific and Indigenous knowledge.
If you're looking for a new hero, a wise person to guide us back into harmonic relationship with Nature and each other, I encourage you to seek her out.
Not sure she has wall posters, but she does have a bestselling book, "Braiding Sweetgrass," which, if I were in charge, would be required reading in America.
P.S. Going on a family road trip this summer? I highly recommend the audiobook, which Robin voices as beautifully as she writes.
📷: John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
#braidingsweetgrass #robinwallkimmerer #wisdom #macfound #letsdomoregood
