Green Living Guide
“Green living” can mean many things but fundamentally it recognizes something essential: All life is interconnected and together our choices affect our collective wellness for generations to come.
Green living isn’t black and white, preachy, or politically one way or another because almost universally, everyone wants clean air, clean water, healthy food, and general wellbeing for ourselves, loved ones, communities, and the broader world.
Green living isn’t like a light switch (off or on) but a process of awareness and development, Think of it more as a spectrum.
Experts on green living generally agree THE WRONG approach is to attempt to change all your life all at once, which can lead to frustration, failure, and even apathy.
Instead, in small ways, learn how you can move toward increased and ongoing sustainability and wellness through tweaks in your everyday life; things such as how/what you buy, eat, wear, travel, learn, communicate, play … how you live.
