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Kris Peterson
Founder at INTERNATIONAL-WATERS INCORPORATED
Professional Background
Kris Peterson is a conceptual visionary with a rich tapestry of experiences that bridge the realms of nature and technology. With a passion for innovative thinking and a commitment to making the world a better place, he has dedicated his career to developing concepts and technologies that aim to improve the environmental conditions of our planet. As the founder of INTERNATIONAL-WATERS, Kris has taken significant steps toward creating a digital platform focused on clean energy and water systems. His entrepreneurial spirit shines through not only in this venture but also through a variety of other roles he has held in different organizations.
Kris's career is characterized by a strong emphasis on research and development, product conception, and global networking. Through his extensive experience, he has mastered skills in market research, executive management, and software development, allowing him to successfully navigate the complex landscape of technology and innovation. His drive for team building and project management ensures that he creates environments where collaboration and creativity can flourish.
Education and Achievements
Kris attended The University of British Columbia, where he delved into a diverse range of subjects, earning credits in General Business, English, Philosophy, Psychology, Fine Arts (Photography), and Music (Composition). This multidimensional background has further enriched his understanding of the world and supplied him with a unique perspective that he applies to his professional endeavors.
In his role as Founding Freq at Ctrl-Freq Corp and Lead Inventor/Entrepreneur at KP Technology Development, Kris has been at the forefront of pioneering technologies that address some of today’s pressing challenges. His work as an author, editor, and publisher at INTERNATIONAL-WATERS PUBLISHING signifies his dedication to sharing knowledge and insights with others in the field.
Notable Roles
In addition to his entrepreneurial ventures, Kris has been an integral part of the music community, showcasing his talents as a composer, producer, DJ, and performer. His love for music is paralleled only by his dedication to sports, outdoor activities, and adventure, as evidenced by his former status as a professional snowboarder and ski instructor. Kris has actively participated in the arts and continues to explore various expressive mediums, further emphasizing his commitment to lifelong learning and exploration.
Kris’s experiences living and traveling across numerous countries, cities, and towns have not only expanded his worldview but have also enabled him to create an extensive network of global connections. His role as a Water-Man and Clean Energy Visionary at OCEAN & Water highlights his focus on sustainability and environmental responsibility, making him a respected leader in the clean energy sector.
Achievements
- Founder of INTERNATIONAL-WATERS, focused on clean energy and water systems.
- Extensive experience in technology conception and R&D.
- Proven ability in international team building and project management.
- Key contributor to market research and product development strategies.
- Former professional snowboarder and ski instructor, exhibiting a strong commitment to sports and outdoor activities.
Conclusion
Kris Peterson’s diverse skill set and commitment to innovation make him a leading figure in his field. With an unwavering belief in the golden rule and a thirst for knowledge, he is poised to continue making meaningful contributions that balance technological advancements with the care for our planet.
Highlights
The last post I wrote was regarding realizing how many potential good connections I’ve lost by being so private on social media (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, etc) and explaining my reasons for this.
However, from another perspective I’ve realized when I comment from my private account on Instagram or Facebook regarding almost anything, often things which are not a matter of opinion, and I have studied the subject for some time – I will normally get toxic, argumentative comments with nothing intelligent to add, resorting to childish attempts to personally attack or insult me, instead of taking the time to research online what I said and then maybe learn something and see that I might actually be correct. Normally I don’t allow myself to be drawn into such negative communication drama and typically block the person. However sometimes I’ve seen that at times others will come to argue in my defense, pointing out articles and links, etc – that support my original comment.
I like that sometimes others will take up the argument for me. But I still think that this type of communication is unhealthy and not conducive to the sort of interactions I want to be a part of. I get less of this problem on LinkedIn comments than Facebook or Instagram but it still happens.
I don’t understand why some people won’t spend 5 minutes researching online something I’m talking about which I may have researched for years or decades, but they will spend hours commenting toxicity? I wonder if some of them are paid to do this? Are some of them bots? Do people really have nothing better to do than argue instead of trying to research and learn?
So, this is another reason and consideration as to why I’m very private on social media. I don’t want to argue or engage in such ways. It's such a draining waste of time and energy. Who else feels the same?
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I usually don’t post on LinkedIn, and here’s why – 1. While some people want to be rich and/or famous, I would prefer to become wealthy and remain fairly anonymous. . 2. I have cut off toxic family, former friends and ex-girlfriends and don’t want them to have access to my life, stories and photos. It is no longer their business where I am and what I’m doing. 3. When I tried to post things on LinkedIn previously, I was getting flagged for spreading “misinformation”, via articles from doctors and other sources that I thought were legit. When I asked LinkedIn to prove to me my articles were false information, they didn’t do so, only threatened to block my account permanently. This sort of censorship made me afraid to say or share anything. I had similar experience on Facebook. While I have many connections on LinkedIn, my Instagram and Facebook is very small and private mostly a few people I know from real life. While I had seen the price people pay for fame and decided against it, I didn’t realize until recently the price of anonymity. Last week I looked back on my Instagram account, the photos I posted before making it a private account. I hadn’t looked at who was liking my photos and following me, I just removed everyone I didn’t know. Looking back, I see many interesting people were liking and following me - famous athletes, artists, celebrities, etc – as well as many other people who maybe not so famous but perhaps nice, interesting people. I looked at the comments I had received and they were all so positive without any negative comments. When I saw this I realized the price I’ve been paying for anonymity. As well as closing out the toxic people from my past, I had closed off to almost everyone else. Over these last few years of anonymity, who knows how many followers, likes and comments I could have accumulated. Perhaps I could have connected and communicated with some of these people, meet in real life become friends, business associates, etc. Who knows what good possibilities this could have provided that I turned my back on. To cut off toxic people from my past, I realize it cost me the possibility of new connections via social media… And to all the people who never did or said anything wrong to me that I cut off from my Instagram and Facebook, I am sorry and regret it, even though they will not see this message. Now as I’m trying to develop clean energy and water technology project, I realize that reaching out and posting on LinkedIn can be a valuable asset, but I’m still reluctant to post very much, or share anything that might get censored. If you are one of my connections on LinkedIn, thank you for your time and connection. If you are not one of my connections but maybe interested and able to help with clean energy and water technology project, please reach out to me directly. Thank you.
