The darkest hour is before the dawn. — Winston Churchill

 

It’s said that the darkest hour of the night comes before the dawn. When I look around, I see so much fear. There’s climate emergency’s being reported all around the world and species extinction continues to go on.

Because of this, I feel like now is the time to question the narrative of whether or not we can create a sustainable world.

Join me today as I talk about the certainty of a sustainable world. I’m going to share 3 points in connection to the rhetoric narrative that the media is portraying and showing to us in relation to a sustainable world.

 

In this episode, I talked about:

• The reason why I’m talking about the certainty of a sustainable world
• Confirmation bias in relation to the certainty of a sustainable world
• How the external world can be a reflection of what’s going on within us
• Challenging the notion of extinction by redefining it into the light of evolution
• How can we ensure that what you’re doing is fundamentally making a change?
• The continuous cycle within the natural world
• The need for having a powerful vision to align to
• Reframing and shifting from the narrative of extinction to evolution
• How to create change that enables a world of peace and prosperity for people and the planet

 

Look at the vision you’re telling yourself, how is this impacting your behaviour?

Question your fears then acknowledge them as you forward together with others who believe in the same vision as you. There is still hope even in the worst of circumstances. So don’t give up, a sustainable world is on its way after the darkest hour.

 

Mentioned on this episode:

• United Nation’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals
• Andy Egan (Episode 146: The Power of Tree Techcnology)
• International Tree Foundation
• Hitler
• World War II
• Joanna Masie
• The 6th mass extinction event / Holocene extinction
• Winston Churchill
• Angela Casler
• Sustainability Management Association

If you enjoyed this, check out episode 78 with Laura Storm on exploring how to move towards a more sustainable world