Lyle Benjamin
The Karma Guy
BIOGRAPHY
Lyle Benjamin has been an entrepreneur since his college days. He owns the distinction of being the only person to have been the publisher of a national newsstand magazine and a best-selling board game at the same time.
In 2019, Benjamin created the 501(c)3 educational not-for-profit Planned Acts of Kindness with the objective of providing Quality of Life for everyone by developing a more unified world by gamifying Karma and instilling a greater sense of civility, social responsibility, volunteerism and global citizenship in people.
In 2021, Benjamin launched One Planet One People first as an environment platform, and then as an umbrella movement fully aligned with all 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations to unite people and institutions around the globe on tipping point and quality of life issues that require immediate global action.
Both organizations have earned the praises of schools, faith-based organizations, non-profits, government agencies and businesses
including Google, the Peace Corps, Simon Property Group, and
Jack Canfield, Best-Selling author of Chicken Soup for the Soul and
The Success Principles.
In keeping with his mission of helping people, Benjamin created the educational program Money Matters Mastery to educate people on
financial literacy and planning, so they can better provide for themselves, their families and their futures.
Benjamin is the author of several non-fiction personal development books including The Working Dead: The Essential Survival Guide on How to Protect, Save & Invest for yourself, Your Family & Your Future; ONE: The Fight For Survival Of The Human Race; 16 Things We All Can Do To Act Right & Help Save The Planet! and Legacy Lifelines: Memorial Edition:
Creating Legacies for Lost Loved Ones. Benjamin’s goal is to collaborate with organizations and governments around the world to give a free memorial book to every family that lost a loved one due to COVID-19 to help with them with the healing process.
1. Personal Growth, Development, Health, Happiness & Wellness
2. How Doing a Daily Planned Act of Kindness Can Make You the Hero that Saves the Planet
3. How Health Care Costs Can Bankrupt You & What You Need to Do Now to Protect Yourself & Your Family Before It’s Too Late
4. How Large & Small Companies Can Use Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to Create Work/Life Balance for Employees & Keep Them from Walking Off the Job
5. Four Things Every Employee Should Ask Their Company to Do Right Away that Can Increase Profitability, Lower Expenses & Keep Employees Happy
6. The One Thing You Can Do Get Companies & Governments to do to Stop Global Issues from Ending Quality of Life for Billions
Q1. Most Founders of Non-Profit Organizations are ambitious. They have one mission, objective, or goal they want to reach: Helping at risk youth in a specific location, putting an end to specific disease, cleaning a park or two.
But your mission is literally to provide Quality of Life for 8 billion people on the planet. Before we get into the details of how you are going to do what the U.N. is failing at … why the heck are you even doing this crazy ambitious thing?
Q2. I’ve read some of what you’ve written and listened to a few of your talks about how the Tipping Points could end Quality of Life as we know it on the planet … can you explain this for our audience?
Q3. So, from your research, what do you think is the biggest threat to the people of the world?
Q4. Okay, we all know the problems. Now what is the solution to this mess we’ve gotten ourselves into?
Q5. Isn’t that the basis of the United Nations? Collaboration between countries?
Q6. But even when you get these collaborative solutions, how do you get them adopted?
Q7. We know that it takes more than a good idea or system get governments, companies and even people to do “the right thing …” — How do you overcome this?
Q8. Can you give us an example of what you’re talking about?
Q9. From the sound of it, I think we would need another few days to properly go over the scope of your programs. How can we learn more about what’s available for our audience?
Q10. Fantastic. In closing, is there anything else you want our audience to know or do now that they’ve learned a bit about your organization and mission?
SHOWS LYLE BENJAMIN
HAS BEEN FEATURED ON
Jack Canfield interviews Lyle Benjamin
for an episode of Success TV
From Psychological Vampires to Planned Acts of Kindness - Lyle Benjamin & Pat Iyer