
778: The Entrepreneurial Strategy to Restore Sustainability Globally Without Waiting for Governments and Corporations
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This episode follows up the last one, on how you can learn sustainability leadership through our workshops, so you can practice sustainability joyfully. You can teach others to, and teach others to teach others.
If the process only led to a few people changing, or even many, it wouldn't be worth pursuing. Unlike almost any sustainability work, it can lead to global cultural change and a joyful, rewarding path to it. It doesn't require sacrifice or deprivation. It may look like it from our current culture, the culture that's lowering Earth's ability to sustain life, increasing isolation, and decreasing health, safety, and security globally, despite our reaching such pinnacles of scientific and technological achievement.
Hear in this episode how we can change the world by having more fun.
Then contact me to learn more and sign up. The next workshop begins September 10, 2024. You'll only wish you started earlier.
- The Sustainability Simplified Entrepreneurship Strategy
- Contact me to learn more and sign up
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