What happens when you take more than you give back?
Eventually the well runs dry. It is not that difficult to understand. We simply need to become consumers with a conscience.
What if we could turn around even a part of our high-consumption lifestyle so that we actually gave back more than we took? Wouldn’t that feel good?
There is a program which enables you to do this, either as a business or as an individual. It is called Buy-One-Give-One-Free (B1G1 Free).
Eventually the well runs dry. It is not that difficult to understand. We simply need to become consumers with a conscience.
What if we could turn around even a part of our high-consumption lifestyle so that we actually gave back more than we took? Wouldn’t that feel good?
There is a program which enables you to do this, either as a business or as an individual. It is called Buy-One-Give-One-Free (B1G1 Free).
As an author I have a conscience, a responsibility not just about what I write, but about the fact that publishing my books entails cutting down trees.
Through B1G1 Free, I found a practical way to reduce or reverse my carbon debt.
I made a donation to the Isha Foundation's Project Green Hands, through which I was able to affordably support the planting and care of 200 trees.
If you haven't already seen the new BBC documentary EARTH, on wildlife and global warming, then visit http://www.loveearth.com/uk.
It is possible to think about your business in this way. By giving more than we receive, we may save the earth and ourselves in the process.
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