How much is our perception of time affecting our ability to use that time efficiently? Is there a way to speed up and scale climate solutions without pressing the pedal of urgency?

Understanding our climate change timeline and its challenges is of utmost importance. However, reflecting on our biggest resource - human capacity, creativity, and imagination - couldn't be more important. Here are my two cents about slowness, mindfulness, and time and how it relates to our climate work.

NYC chef and restaurant owner Lisle Richards talk about how he decided to start a sustainable restaurant and tackle climate change in the food industry

It’s not your fault climate change is real, and you should stop telling yourself that it is.

As featured in The Chalkboard Magazine

Finding the attitude that will get us to the other side

How to design the world so that people can easily make the right chioces.

How you feel matters!

How do you think about the work we’re here to do for climate change? If we are to succeed, it’s in my belief we must beginning to see it as the journey it truly is.

A needed skill for changing the world!