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I made a good start on the labels.<\/strong> Having an annual project like this is a good way to gauge the progress of my productivity system. This year’s project is definitely feeling more orderly and doable in a two-week period, although I\u2019m still feeling anxious about it as usual. In any case, I\u2019ll be trying to wrap it up this week.<\/p>\n \ud83e\uddd0<\/p>\n I\u2019m returning to my sustainability podcasts and finding new ones.<\/strong> The past few weeks I\u2019ve felt more of a need to shift my focus to content that matters, that doesn\u2019t feel small. There are certainly a number of serious issues going on right now, but my search mainly led me back to the sustainability concerns I wrestled with a couple of years ago<\/a>. So I\u2019ve picked up some of my old podcasts again (some here<\/a>, some more here<\/a>) and engaged my FOMO to hunt for others I might want to follow. A couple of sources turned my attention especially to the idea of ecological overshoot: the Stockholm Impact\/Week<\/a> conference on sustainability investing, in particular the interview with Daniel Schmachtenberger<\/a>, and this article on conservation<\/a>. So I\u2019m including some podcasts along those lines. Here’s what I\u2019ve found so far:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Christmas labels \ud83d\ude42\ud83d\ude30 I made a good start on the labels. Having an annual project like this is a good way to gauge the progress of my productivity system. This year’s project is definitely feeling more orderly and doable in … Continue reading Sustainability<\/h2>\n
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