Freeing the world

Freeing the world –

You free the world through your unlimited view.

You do this through good resource management at home and throughout your community.

You are inclusive of everyone’s talents and abilities through seeing everyone with dignity and respect.

You utilize opportunities to assess and supply skills training.

You organize community-wide service projects.

You act as an uplifting influence at pot-luck dinner parties as you provide an agenda for sustainable action.

You create an understanding about how community gardens operate.

You lay the foundation for taking action to add nut trees and other food forest species to parks.

You inform yourself of landfill practices and start educating people in how to compost their kitchen waste.

You educate others about zeri-scaping to conserve water resources.

You share knowledge about front-yard gardens and back-yard chickens.

You create a sharing economy.

You learn about cottage industry regulations and encourage community members to work from home.

You create transportation sharing and tool sharing.

You set up an on-line newsletter for community members to share their services and products.

You create a safe neighborhood where everyone knows each other and their children.

You explore before and after school care within the neighborhood.

You set up playgroups and errand running pools.

You set up a schedule to look in on elderly or sick neighbors.

You set up a schedule to assess needs for home repairs and to connect service providers in the community.

You provide on-line meetings and in-person skills training to make sure neighborhood needs are met from wthin the neighborhood.

You are an uplifting force for sustainability through your awareness, compassion, and organization.

Inspired Practices