đ Why doesnât climate change get the attention it truly deserves?
- Apr 24
- 1 min read

Do you ever feel like you're carrying more of the emotional weight of climate change than those around you?
Are you more sensitive to news about ecological or social crisesâand does it sometimes affect your mental well-being or sense of hope?
Have you tried bringing sustainability into your conversationsâoffering facts, examples, even your own lifestyle as inspirationâonly to be met with resistance, indifference, or even personal pushback?
Youâre not alone. Many of us burn out trying to lead by example or convince others with logic and urgency.But hereâs the missing piece:
đ Our relationship with sustainability is deeply rooted in identity.
People canât shift their behavior without first shifting who they believe they are.
And our identities? Theyâre shaped by the systems we live in.
Thatâs why talking about sustainability often feels like swimming upstreamâbecause itâs not just about facts or action. Itâs about values, self-perception, and belonging.
đ Without understanding how identities are formed (often unsustainably), and how they can be reimagined through ecological values, even the most well-meaning sustainability efforts may stay surface-level.
If youâre curious about how identity work can unlock deeper, more lasting change, comment "MORE"Â and Iâll send you a free lesson from my Sustainable Transformation Accelerator.
Letâs lead change from the inside out. đ±

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