Reclaiming the Power of Small Changes
In a world obsessed with scale, it’s easy to forget that transformation begins at the smallest level.
Sustainability isn’t about saving the world in one sweeping motion, but about finding meaning—and momentum—in the modest, everyday steps that quietly reshape it.
In sustainability, progress is a difficult thing to talk about. Any practitioner will have heard endless variations of the same question:
“Does it matter if I…?”Whether it’s recycling, vegetarianism, living car-free or turning off the lights, the question speaks to a fundamental uncertainty about how individual contributions translate into appreciable progress.
At Yogi Tea, we have the same problem. Reporting season is nearly upon us, so we’re about to join countless other companies in tallying up what we accomplished this year.
Author's summary: Small changes can lead to big transformations.
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