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Amazing Karma

Amazing Karma, Inc.

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The word “karma” is used in both Buddhism and Hinduism yet you say it is also a non-religious idea. What is your project AmazingKarma.com all about?
Through AmazingKarma.com, people can order free green “Karma Credit Cards” to acknowledge acts of kindness, courtesy, and honesty; and red “Karma Debit Cards” to expose acts of unkindness, discourtesy, and dishonesty. What do people do with these cards?
If I give someone a red card, should I hand it to them in person or leave it anonymously?
What are “Karma Points” and how are they earned with both kinds of cards?
Why does AmazingKarma.com have a mapping feature?
How does the mobile app work?
How do you hope AmazingKarma.com will make the world a better place?
Both of you have had multiple careers in business and entertainment prior to getting married and founding AmazingKarma.com. What prompted you to take on this project at a time in life when many people are trying to retire?
You have both been through some past struggles in your work lives that you say were related to “greed, dishonesty, and abuse of power” by others. How did those experiences influence your idea to start AmazingKarma.com?
Darlene you won multiple awards for “HEART of the BEHOLDER,” a film you produced about Ken’s life before you two got married. Does the concept of karma show up in the film?
Darlene you were also fired from a job of over 25 years for trying to do something good. That sounds more like Murphy’s Law “no good deed goes unpunished” than it does the idea of karma. Do you think karma was at work in that situation too?
Both your lives have been marked by creativity and following your dreams. What have you learned that can help other seniors to find happiness and purpose?
Ken, you were once in the national spotlight for a project you did with your children in St. Louis that taught them both the importance of giving and entrepreneurial lessons. Describe that project and how volunteering boosts our “Karma quotient.”
How can parents and grandparents influence their kids and grandkids to be more concerned with others and less self-centered?
I understand you are working on another film that deals with ageism in the workplace. Can you tell us a bit about that?
Thanks again for joining us. Are there any further thoughts you would like to share with people about AmazingKarma.com?

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