This is a guided visualisation of a possible <<positive>> future on our planet.

Find a quiet place where you can close your eyes and be alone for about 15-20 minutes. We recommend having a journal with you so you can write down what comes up for you after you listen.

Get into next-level footprint change with the 4 Decarbonista principles. Renée breaks down her first year reduction actions step by step, and walks us through the principles as an illustration of how this kind of change can be done strategically. She talks us through setting goals, looking at the numbers, and building a plan and sticking to it (so we don’t get all guilty or sidetracked!), and we discuss how planning helps us harness our energy and willpower for the critical things rather than getting caught up or stressed out by the little things we “could” be doing. We also revisit the rebound effect and how it can rear its head if we don’t plan for it. Join us in this episode for the juice on how to make a robust footprint reduction plan!

We think it's great to have a sustainability intention, yet most of us can point to some kind of emotional or material clutter holding us back. When we can let go of things that don't serve us anymore – and, in the light of climate change, this might also mean our imagined futures – we naturally become present to our here-and-now priorities, and gain energy for the new things we want to tackle.

Libby and Renée welcome you to a series in which we start unpacking climate change and humanity’s role in it. Why? Well, we’re both moms, business owners, and coaches but we have very different perspectives and life experiences, and we firmly believe it takes a complete diversity of people and approaches to tackle this massive predicament! Tune in to discover pathways that could work for you.

Libby and Renée unpack the identity around sustainable actions and eco-activism to question if gender stereotypes and biases are getting in the way of humanity’s progress towards sustainability. We look at the energies of ‘masculine’ and ‘feminine’, and how branding and semiotics (the study of signs and symbols and their use or interpretation) behind advertising and media influences our ‘truth’ of what we all think sustainability is.

In this episode, we look at what can go wrong in sustainability. Lying to ourselves, overcommitting, and taking token actions are pitfalls we can all easily fall into. We advocate for a mindset of adaptation and getting comfortable with chaos while remaining curious, watching out for silver bullets and blind spots, and still taking action based on the real data we do have.

In an extended episode — because there’s so much to cover — we started with some personal footprint foundations. Learn about the What, the Who, the Why and the How of the sustainability challenges we face.

Libby and Renee press pause on regular programming to widen the sustainability lens to recognise Black Lives.

This episode, we tackle the 'food' theme, looking at the role food plays in climate change, and how eating lots of plants can be rewarding for our health, families, communities and environment.

In this episode, we launch into inner space :-). We touch on triggers, discuss releasing emotions, and share some resources for shifting out of fear and into self compassion.