Earth is our shareholder
Investor-owned
means a company or organization that is owned by shareholders who have invested money into it and expect to receive financial returns on their investment.
Forward-thinking
means having a progressive and innovative mindset, actively seeking out new and creative ideas, and anticipating and planning for future developments or changes.
Miscommunication
failure to communicate ideas or intentions successfully
in a pickle
In a troublesome or difficult situation.
Foundation-owned
refers to an organization or company that is owned and managed by a foundation, which is a non-profit entity established to promote a specific charitable cause or goal
Better-suited
means more appropriate or better matched for a particular purpose or situation, often implying that something else would be less effective or efficient in that context.
Animosity
strong dislike, opposition, or anger
climb the ranks
Move up in status
Long-term
refers to a period of time that extends far into the future, often several years or more. It typically implies a focus on planning, sustainability, and continuity.
Growth-oriented
refers to a business or organization that is focused on expanding its operations, increasing its market share, and achieving revenue growth over time.
Misunderstanding
an occasion when someone does not understand something correctly
pick something back up
mean "resume (re-start) a project or skill that was stopped"
For-profit
refers to a business or organization that operates with the primary goal of generating financial profits for its owners or shareholders.
Never-ending
means something that has no end, and will continue indefinitely or without limit. It often implies a sense of infinity or perpetual motion.
Gut Feeling
a strong belief about someone or something that cannot completely be explained and does not have to be decided by reasoning
Fleeting
short or quick
Lesser-known
means not well-known or not as famous or popular as other similar things or people.
Grasp
to understand something, especially something difficult
Embark
begin (a course of action)