The Longbow Horseman Enterprise

Building a kingdom for good, in our world today.

I'm Christopher D. Iorg — farmer, builder, author. I spent over a decade writing a book and designing the business modules inside it, all built on one philosophy: Peace, Love, Unity, Respect, Responsibility.

Building a Kingdom for Good In Our World Today book cover
The Book

Building a Kingdom for Good In Our World Today

Eleven chapters. Five business modules. Two pieces of proposed legislation. One philosophy that ties it all together — written by a man who was raised on horseback from childhood, spent years in construction and defense manufacturing, and countless hours in libraries, teaching himself everything he could about how the world actually works.

11Chapters
5Business Modules
2Bills Proposed
14Years Writing

"Prove yourself out there in the world — and we will make it count."

I live my life by Peace, Love, Unity, Respect, and Responsibility — P.L.U.R.R. for short. Most people already do their best to live this way. Put all five together in every choice you make, and you've got the best navigation system there is.

The Business Modules

Five ways to build something good — and earn doing it.

Each module solves a real, specific problem. Each one is designed to be replicated anywhere, by anyone willing to start.

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Career & Education

Make It Count

A verified life portfolio that turns your daily effort into a living resume — confirmed by teachers, supervisors, and parents — that finds you opportunity in real time.

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Make It Count is a 21st century career and education platform built on one simple truth: your life experience is your greatest asset, and the current system has no way to see it. Traditional resumes show what school you attended. Make It Count shows what you have actually done — every day, verified by the people who watched you do it.

The platform allows individuals to log daily contributions — at school, at work, in the community, on the farm — and have those contributions verified in real time by teachers, supervisors, coaches, and parents. Employers and institutions can search for exactly the skills and character traits they need and find the people who have actually demonstrated them, not just claimed them. Students can build a living record from first grade through their career that follows them everywhere and belongs entirely to them.

Who benefits: students, job seekers, employers, schools, and communities whose best people have always gone unseen by traditional institutions.

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02
Health Insurance

WholeCare

Results-based health coverage that rewards doctors for healing — diet, exercise, sleep, dental, vision, and social wellness, fulfilled through local small businesses.

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WholeCare restructures health insurance around one principle: doctors should earn more when their patients get genuinely healthier and stay that way. The current system rewards prescription volume. WholeCare rewards healing.

Under WholeCare, doctors build customized health action and recovery plans for each patient across six pillars: Diet, Exercise, Sleep, Dental, Vision, and Social and Informational wellness. Local businesses — farmers, fitness providers, dentists, optometrists, therapists, and community organizations — become part of the healthcare network. When a patient lives a measurably healthy lifestyle month after month, the doctor earns a bonus. The insurance dollars that currently flow to harmful pharmaceutical prescriptions instead flow to every good doctor and every good local business that keeps people well.

Who benefits: patients, doctors, local small businesses, and the communities that pay for healthcare that currently doesn't deliver what it promises.

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03
Marketing & Infrastructure

Free Water Marketing

Brands grow by donating clean water in custom-labeled bottles at schools and events — turning advertising dollars into drinking water infrastructure.

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Free Water Marketing is a marketing model that turns brand advertising into community infrastructure. Instead of spending advertising budgets on billboards and commercials, brands donate clean drinking water in custom-labeled bottles to schools, community events, and public spaces. The brand gets the marketing. The community gets the water. Everyone wins.

The model works because clean water is the one thing every human being needs every single day — and it is still inaccessible or unreliable in communities across the United States and around the world. Free Water Marketing connects brands that want to grow with communities that need water, and builds the distribution infrastructure that makes both possible. It has already been demonstrated as a working charitable model in Utah.

Who benefits: brands seeking authentic community connection, schools and community organizations needing clean water, and the millions of people who drink it.

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04
Public Transit

Rent a Bike

A 21st-century bike rental system linked to public transit and health insurance — riders earn health credits for every mile cycled.

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Rent a Bike connects public transportation, physical health, and community mobility into one integrated system. Bikes are available at transit hubs, schools, community centers, and public spaces — rented through a simple device that tracks usage, logs health data, and communicates with the WholeCare health insurance system.

Every mile a rider cycles earns transferable health credits — reducing their insurance costs, funding their health savings account, or contributing to community health goals. The bike itself is designed for long-term use, GPS-enabled, and can be kept overnight on private property or logged off at any public station for the next rider. The system makes the healthiest transportation option also the most convenient and most financially rewarding one.

Who benefits: commuters, students, healthcare payers, transit authorities, and cities looking to reduce traffic while building a healthier population.

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Community & Education

Community Project House

A hands-on, missionary-style program that funds community gardens and local infrastructure — built by and for the neighborhoods that need them.

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The Community Project House is a 21st century community-building program built on the oldest idea in civilization: people working together to build the things their neighborhood needs. It starts with a community garden — because growing food together is the simplest, most universal act of community investment there is — and expands from there into whatever the local community identifies as its most critical need.

Teams of volunteers, tradespeople, students, and community members work on hands-on projects together, learning skills, building relationships, and creating infrastructure that belongs entirely to the neighborhood that built it. The Community Project House provides the organization, the materials, and the coordination. The community provides the hands, the knowledge of what is needed, and the ownership of everything that gets built. It is not a charity program. It is a community owning its own development.

Who benefits: every community that needs infrastructure it cannot wait for government or corporations to build for it.

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About Christopher

From the saddle to the page.

I was raised on horseback in the mountains of Utah, driving cattle into Ashley National Forest every summer from the time I was a small child — first riding in the truck with my great-grandfather Glen Herschel, who won a Purple Heart in World War II and farmed that same land the rest of his life, then graduating to horseback and completing at least 8 cattle drives by the time I was 16. I spent my adult years in construction, in defense manufacturing, and in the public library, teaching myself everything I could about how the world actually works.

I'm not a politician or an economist. I'm a builder. This book and these modules are what I built when I decided to do something about the problems everyone already knows exist.

Today I run a farm in the Utah desert, raise heritage crops and livestock, and run Golden Rule Construction — while building the Longbow Horseman Enterprise alongside it.

2006

Age 16 — first job with Tooele City Parks & Rec. Also completed my 8th cattle drive into Ashley National Forest on horseback. Had been riding since childhood.

2011–2014

Defense manufacturing for fighter jet components — until I chose to walk away from building weapons.

2014

Began full-time self-education at the public library — and started writing this book.

2018

Published as an author for the first time.

2022

Founded Golden Rule Construction. Began farming and ranching full time.

2026

Published the complete edition of Building a Kingdom for Good — and launched the Longbow Horseman Enterprise.

For Podcast Hosts & Media

Let's have a real conversation.

I'd love to come on your show. I read constantly, I listen more than I talk, and I can hold an informed, useful conversation across a wide range of subjects — healthcare policy, civic reform, regenerative agriculture, entrepreneurship, and the philosophy underneath all of it.

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Why our healthcare system rewards sickness instead of healing — and the fix.

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How a verified life portfolio could replace the resume — and fix youth unemployment.

03

What 14 years of self-education in a public library actually taught me.

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Why I walked away from defense manufacturing — and what I built instead.

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P.L.U.R.R.: a five-principle philosophy simple enough to teach a child.

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Regenerative ranching, heritage seeds, and building a farm from nothing.

Media Kit

Everything a producer needs to book the show — bio, headshot, book cover, sample questions, and contact info.

  • Full author bio (short & long versions)
  • High-res book cover & author photo
  • Suggested interview questions
  • Hard copy or digital review copy on request
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Business Plans

Building the infrastructure. Starting now.

These are not proposals waiting for permission. They are complete, buildable business plans — for a regenerative farm and composite manufacturing operation, a state-of-the-art meat processing facility, a responsible underground mining enterprise, an employer-backed mortgage product, and a shield-integrated classroom safety furniture system.

Farm · Fiber · Composites

Longbow Horseman Enterprise

A vertically integrated regenerative farm, hemp fiber processing, and composite manufacturing operation — from soil to structural parts, including PFAS-free first responder duty uniforms and embedded-monitoring infrastructure pipe.

Covers rotational grazing, no-till no-chemical farming, decortication, silicone impregnation, and four end markets: pipe, construction panels, automotive, and marine/aerospace.

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Meat · Freeze-Dry · Food Security

Northern Utah Premium Meat & Food Security Enterprise

A state-of-the-art USDA-inspected meat processing facility in Box Elder County, Tremonton area — feedlot, slaughter, fabrication, cold storage, and large-scale freeze drying for 25-year shelf life emergency food kits.

Emergency kits include vacuum-sealed freeze-dried beef, vegetables, and fruit in organic composite packaging that holds water, includes fire-starting material, utensils, and matches.

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Underground Mining

Longbow Horseman Underground Mining Enterprise

Responsible small-to-medium scale underground mining across the Mountain West — minimal surface disturbance, tailings remediation, no harmful chemicals, and a Union Pacific rail approval already secured through a two-year application process.

Every facility is designed for dual use: mineral extraction plus a permanent community asset — public safety shelter, emergency food storage, or a private underground facility for landowners.

Existing claim holders and landowners: we bring the team, do the work, improve your local economy, and leave you with a safe engineered underground space of your choosing.

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Financial Product

Employer Backed Mortgage

A bank-offered mortgage product that lets qualified businesses purchase primary residences for their employees as a workplace benefit — at or near the federal funds rate, structured as rent-to-own over 30 years.

The bank underwrites the business, not the individual. The employee builds equity and retires with a paid-off home. The business gains its most powerful retention tool. Working-class generational wealth, built one 30-year term at a time.

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School Safety

Classroom Safety Furniture

A shield-integrated school desk and chair system. The desktop detaches in one motion and converts to a personal protective shield. Releasing it automatically alerts school administration and law enforcement — no button, no app, no extra steps.

Designed in three student sizes plus a teacher-scale shield. Built from a hemp fiber, Kevlar, fiberglass, and honeycomb matrix composite stack pursuing NIJ ballistic certification. Seeking prototype funding, manufacturing partners, and school district pilot partners.

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Get in Touch

I'd love to hear your story.

Whether you want to talk about the book, get involved in one of the modules, or just tell me about your life — I read every email myself.

longbowhorseman@gmail.com