A California education company turned spiritual curiosity into a repeatable publishing business: free gatherings, paid classes, and a roster of teachers whose audiences travel with them. Then its founder decided that some lessons still require a room.
Eduardo Esparza left the comfortable agency script for a stranger assignment: make whole communities, watersheds and living systems legible to capital without flattening what makes them alive. BlueDot Project is the small firm testing whether that bridge can carry real weight.