by Fi Jamieson Folland | Sep 3, 2023 | Articles, Conscious Living, Giving Back
Is there such a thing as eco-friendly banking? Whilst I’d like to think there is, I was absolutely delighted when I came across another of the How To Save The World podcasts that covers this topic for banks here in New Zealand. It’s definitely worth checking it...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | Jun 9, 2023 | Articles, Conscious Living, Giving Back
What does doing the right thing mean? It might mean doing the right thing in a situation where you know there’s somebody who’s going to drive home drunk and you take over the helm. It might mean not drinking in the first place. Or opting for an...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | May 26, 2023 | Articles, Conscious Living, Giving Back
Recently I’ve been actually examining my choices in relation to this high-mileage topic. I figured this was me almost by default, given my choices over the years including around food and a ‘green’ approach to the planet. I originally approached the changes I made...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | Mar 18, 2023 | Articles, Conscious Living, Giving Back
I’m feeling thoroughly inspired after having listened to a fabulous kiwi podcast called ‘how to save the world’ hosted by a Waveney and Tim. I’ve fallen in love with this podcast and hungrily listen to their episodes whenever I can (fortunately for me there are plenty...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | Dec 10, 2022 | Articles, Conscious Living, Giving Back
I believe in my bones that there really is always a silver lining. To everything. You’ll remember a dilemma I was having recently around preserving the indigenous species here in New Zealand. I do find the fact that there are so many species actually disappearing both...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | Sep 9, 2022 | Articles, Conscious Living, Giving Back
Is patience underrated? I believe it is. We’ve all had experiences of things we don’t like, and it’s inevitable that there will be plenty more non-ideal scenarios ahead for us in our lifetimes. What I’ve become fascinated with is how we handle these experiences that...
