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Most founders treat sustainability like a branding expense.
Something you do after margins improve.
That thinking is expensive.
Waste is not a moral issue.
It is a financial leak.
Every inefficient process, unused software, excess inventory, and energy drain quietly eats your valuation.
The smartest companies don’t “go green.”
They go precise.
They track waste like costs.
They treat efficiency like revenue.
Less waste = more margin.
Every time.
Sustainability is not charity.
It is operational discipline.
Today’s Move:
Find one recurring waste in your business and calculate what it costs you per year.
Then eliminate it.
Send a text
By Rosha Entezari5
4141 ratings
Most founders treat sustainability like a branding expense.
Something you do after margins improve.
That thinking is expensive.
Waste is not a moral issue.
It is a financial leak.
Every inefficient process, unused software, excess inventory, and energy drain quietly eats your valuation.
The smartest companies don’t “go green.”
They go precise.
They track waste like costs.
They treat efficiency like revenue.
Less waste = more margin.
Every time.
Sustainability is not charity.
It is operational discipline.
Today’s Move:
Find one recurring waste in your business and calculate what it costs you per year.
Then eliminate it.
Send a text