I’m not much a fan of cold weather. Following suit, I’m also not much a fan of winter, especially the variety of winter I grew up enduring in the tundra of Minnesota. As I get older, however, I appreciate more the season of snow. I still prefer a warmer climate, but I understand that it …
See how we can apply behavioral economic theories to ethical and sustainable living and maybe, just maybe, make it a little easier for all of us to help save the world.
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If you’re just dabbling in organic home gardening practices, you’ve landed in the right spot. Check out these ideas I’m looking forward to trying from my first organic gardening class. This post is part of the Our Honest Garden Grows series through which I share my adventures trying my hand at simple home gardening. Come …
When 40% of our food supply ends up in the trash, are we surprised that far too many people in our communities go hungry? Or that we’re destroying our land and making it unable to produce enough food to feed all that live on it? One of the easiest steps in eliminating hunger is diverting …
There’s definitely a time and place for quitting. While occasionally given the stink eye as a sign of failure, quitting also makes room for something new (and maybe better). Sometimes, it’s the right time to throw in the towel and know that you gave it a good ol’ college try. About a month ago, I …
Do you take time to extend gratitude to those who make a difference in your life, even for the small things that sometimes get overlooked? Don’t forget to share a few words of kindness with those who have earned them. Today’s post is a little out of my wheelhouse, in some respects. I don’t regularly …
“Networking” sounds awful, right? At first blush, most of us think it’s fake and scummy, not to mention overwhelming and intimidating. For working parents, the time commitment alone of traditional networking (those after work dinner or drinks events) feels nearly impossible and, at best, a downright drag on our family life. Fear not… there’s a …
