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Expectations are assumptions that things in the future WILL happen.

Whatever you're working on right now, have you considered your intention?

Our ability to see other people’s points of view is one of the most crucial tools we have.

Tackling major challenges such as sustainability and the climate crisis, and working towards that all-important new and better normal, takes unprecedented levels of collaboration.

Making our own choices is very important as it gives our life meaning and influences the way we feel.

While we focus on moving forward towards a sustainable future that benefits everyone, the choices we make now matter more than ever before.

Incorporating and emphasising choices that curtail impacts on the environment will help significantly in the battle against the climate crisis. The way you choose spend your money, travel, and even eat all contribute not only to your own life but to the bigger overall picture.

Choosing to make the right informed decisions is one of the great moral challenges we face; if we don’t, we risk endangering everyone who is alive now and also future generations. Here we bring you loads of actionable tips and tools to help you improve your decision-making skills.

As author, coach, motivational speaker, and philanthropist Tony Robbins once said:

“Your life changes the moment you make a new, congruent, and committed decision.”

You’re in the thick of it. Covid-19 is taking centre stage, but the climate crisis is still waiting in the wings.

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has emphasised that we must pursue a green, resilient and inclusive economic recovery. Nevertheless, we have to remember that the pandemic probably won’t automatically bring everyone to their senses and provide the correct course of action.

And it isn’t going to happen overnight either.

We’ve written about seizing the moment and bouncing forward previously, but we’re in for the long haul and the need for action remains urgent. So, we must think smarter, stay focused, and adopt a bold and positive mindset.

Here we have ideas and inspiration to help you stay persistent and determined, no matter how disheartened you may feel, in the continued fight for a better, fairer future.

Hang in there and stay tenacious!

The Covid-19 pandemic has turned the world upside down. It has exposed major weaknesses in the economy as well as deep-seated inequalities in our society.

Yet, our sudden, dramatic shift to a less carbon-intensive lifestyle reveals the scope of what we can achieve in just days.

As the world recovers, we have a chance to reset the clock and build back better than before. We have written about why we need to seize the moment previously, but now we need to continue and the build momentum.

What happens next could change everything.

These actionable tips and tool will keep us moving forward to drive the necessary changes to survive and flourish in a post-pandemic world.

If the Covid-19 pandemic has taught us anything, it's that we can take radical action in the face of a clear and imminent threat and rapidly change our habits and ways of life.

Whether it is cleaner air, a renewed appreciation of nature or the switch to home working, it's clear that the changes we assumed would take years can happen in a matter of weeks. 

The Committee on Climate Change (CCC) has urged UK Government Ministers to seize the opportunity to turn the COVID-19 crisis into a defining moment in the fight against climate change. But we must all do our bit and rise to the occasion.

This is a rare and important opportunity and we must seize the moment and build on these gains.

Right here and right now.

Below we've collected some ideas to help you do just that.

Who doesn't love a good story?  We’ve talked about this here. But did you know you can boost the effectiveness of your stories when they’re told in the format of a case study?

A case study is a special type of narrative that features a real-world problem, solution, and benefits – while including factual evidence and facts.

Because they’re authentic and unique, case studies are a super-powerful way to help tell your story, educate and engage, build momentum without the ‘hard sell’, and garner untold trust.

Your case study should:

Make your customer the hero. Use your brand and project as the supporting character. The whole point is to illustrate how your project looks in action, and how it gets results.

Make your hero relatable. Interview real, live people and share the story in their words.

Show don’t tell. Rather than saying your project is amazing, prove it using data and anecdotes.

Let your hero tell it in their own words. This makes for a better story and a stronger recommendation.

Use strong visuals. Even the best-written content is more engaging with pictures and this makes case studies far more powerful than using data alone.

The following tools and tips will help you to write killer case studies that have maximum impact for your project.