Today’s guest is an interior designer, entrepreneur, mom, and a wicked awesome Color and Pattern Mixologist.
Welcome, Nan Krueger!
I have an exciting announcement in this episode! After studying Business Sustainability Management at Cambridge University online, I’m becoming a Sustainability Consultant.
I’ve known personally that being more sustainable is less expensive, feels better, and is actually fun, and now I can make the business case for it so that will be the focus of this episode.
We are at a time in the world where the impact of our actions on the planet can no longer be ignored. That impact is affecting us emotionally, too, as we experience eco-anxiety about the future of our world.
Guest Connie Habash is an ecotherapist, author, psychotherapist, yoga & meditation teacher, and interfaith minister.
Manufacturing has been problematic in the past, but it presents a lot of opportunities to make life better for workers and the community, and to be regenerative for the sake of the planet. Today’s guest is an expert on manufacturing, and how it can be better.
Joe Sprangel is this week’s guest and I really enjoyed his insight and his big heart for humanity.
Today’s guest is an interior designer, entrepreneur, mom, and a wicked awesome Color and Pattern Mixologist.
Welcome, Nan Krueger!
I have an exciting announcement in this episode! After studying Business Sustainability Management at Cambridge University online, I’m becoming a Sustainability Consultant.
I’ve known personally that being more sustainable is less expensive, feels better, and is actually fun, and now I can make the business case for it so that will be the focus of this episode.
We are at a time in the world where the impact of our actions on the planet can no longer be ignored. That impact is affecting us emotionally, too, as we experience eco-anxiety about the future of our world.
Guest Connie Habash is an ecotherapist, author, psychotherapist, yoga & meditation teacher, and interfaith minister.
Sustainable development is a global policy framework that could replace capitalism and give everyone access to a better life.
I've been studying and researching Sustainable Development and in this episode, I'll tell you what I've learned and why I think it's the future.
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Today’s guest is a branding and packaging designer.
Welcome, Denisa Parker!