One should be motivated to embrace the Zero Waste lifestyle simply out of goodness of heart. But our weak human nature is often tempted to put selfish needs ahead of conservation. Motivation is key to staying on track. My kids' future is what got me started, but it's too abstract to keep me motivated on a day to day basis. Visualization is what keeps me (I am a visual kinda gal) and the kids going. For example, when I am tempted to purchase plastic, I picture our oil reserves decreasing* and the guts of the birds below increasing...
(*According to Ed Humes, author of Garbology, "10 percent of the world oil supply is used to make and transport disposable plastics"!)
I thought I'd share with you two of the videos that impact my Zero Waste decision making:
Rabu, 27 Februari 2013
Zero Waste Home essential: Motivation
On a serious note (thanks Cami for the link)
On a lighter note (yet so seriously true)
What images motivate you to stay on track?
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