Finding Harmony emerged from Thomas’s belief that many of society’s deepest divisions — economic, political, racial, and cultural — are not unsolvable, but misunderstood. After decades working inside adversarial systems built around conflict, scarcity, and risk, he began asking a different question: What would it look like to design a society intentionally around cooperation, shared prosperity, dignity, and belonging? This novel is his attempt to explore that question through story — not as a prescription, but as an invitation to imagine what becomes possible when communities prioritize unity over polarization and collective well-being over zero-sum thinking.