Before the end of the year, many people start their new plans to improve their wellness and sustain their work-life balance, or try new things and break old bad habits. For example, quitting smoking, doing more exercise and getting a better night’s sleep. Seemingly, most of these goals lead to positive changes in personal and professional life. In fact, new year resolutions could make an even bigger impact, and enact social change, if you decide to make your life a little greener for future generations and the world.
Last November, Greta Thunberg took a strong stance to combat the climate crisis, pointing out that the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland, was a “failure” and a “two-week-long celebration of business”.
“We need immediate drastic annual emission cuts, unlike anything the world has ever seen,” she said.
She is absolutely right, as…
