The TreeShrugger Podcast

Whew! What a week! Elizabeth Warren hard passes on focusing on behavior change over industry regulation and Jonathan Franzen lights the interweb ablaze with praise and condemnation with his New Yorker piece. Let's dive in and get crackin' on some small actions and planet-friendly shifts! 

How else can we break through the cycle of climate crisis inaction? Refocus our perspective on what we can gain RIGHT NOW rather than what we have to give up.  That's why I have a new + improved quiz on how to make eco-changes easier in your life. 7 light and fun questions, 1 personalized report with 3 planet-loving shifts perfect for you.  Want to enter to win $50 to the store you love most? Help me spread the word on making eco-changes more fun and rewarding now: 1. Share your secret planet-saving superpower (ie: what will make eco-changes more fun and rewarding) on facebook, instagram or twitter and tag TreeShrugger. It will count as 10 entries! 2. Tag any friends you know are concerned about the Amazon Rainforest fires and climate change but are overwhelmed or struggling to figure out what they can do to make a difference. Each friend tagged counts as an entry! I'll close off the contest this Friday September 6th at midnight and draw the winner on Saturday the 7th.   

We are staying focused on how to break the cycle of eco-crisis inaction with this episode. Our 'Driving Why' connects us more intimately with our motivating reason that lasts after the headlines move on to other stories. Having this WHY spelled out more clearly will help get us off the couch or out of bed to do our next small step to help the planet.  Write down your Driving Why, share it with #AmazonShiftChallenge and tag us in your post! Sharing your WHY could help inspire others to activate beyond the headlines. I would LVOE to give you a special shout out and celebrate your WHY! 

In this episode I guide you through why we get upset about environmental reports or events but don't snap into life-changing action. Learn about your spheres of climate influence and the steps to break the cycle of inaction. It's easier than you think!!

I dive into why I named the business TreeSHRUGGER.    It's about getting real about our place in making changes for a healthier planet and how we will be most successful in overcoming these challenges. Hint: Marie Kondo would LOVE my answer!

Hello, podcast world! "Are you crunchy?" Have you ever run into this question? For me it's a question that kicked up some dust in my life and made me think more deeply about what I was really doing to help the planet.  In this first episode I cover why I started TreeShrugger, the gap I see in the environmental space, and what you can expect on this podcast. Get on in here and learn the HIGHLY ANTICIPATED answer to whether or not I'm crunchy. LOL...