Sustainable Minimalists

Prioritizing Your Priorities

09.29.2022 - By Stephanie SeferianPlay

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"How can I make eco-minimalist choices when I truly don’t have the time? I’m divorced, have two children, and work full time. There simply aren’t enough hours in the day to care for the kids, earn an income, and run the household, let alone add in sustainable living. Help!" 

Together, let's re-prioritize our priorities On today's show I'm answering a listener's question about sustainability fatigue: What's the best course of action when we're exhausted, unmotivated, and overworked?

Here's a preview:

[3:30] The 'how' and 'why' behind making sure your heart-first values get onto your To-Do list

[9:15] A deliberate and tragic trade-off: Why items on your To-Do list are not all created equal

[16:00] How to change your verbiage to change your mindset

Resources mentioned:

Episode #200: The Eco-Contradiction Minefield

Episode #303: Life's Changing Seasons

Episode #40: Mindfulness For Modern Families

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