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How to make sustainable choices in everyday life
Identifying ways to reduce waste and conserve resources
Understanding the impact of human actions on the environment
5. Mitigate the damage
Review the downside consequences for each of your remaining options. Then, brainstorm alternative ways to eliminate or reduce those downsides.
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6. Resolve
Based on the most probable consequences, select the option that provides the greatest certainty that you will meet your desired outcomes and needs.
- Select your best option and strengthen your resolve to make it work.
- Resolve that, no matter what happens, this option will give...
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4. Evaluate your options
Review each of their upsides and downsides (consequences). Ask yourself:
- What outcomes are affected?
- How important (on a scale of 0-10) is each upside/downside in terms of meeting your outcomes?
- What is the probability (0-100%) that the upside/downside will occur?
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2. Know your options
Write down all of your options, including those that initially may sound far-fetched. Remember this principle:
One option is no choice.
Two options are a dilemma.
Three options are a choice. Write down ALL options ...
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1. Get clear on your outcomes
What is the result you are after? Why do you want to achieve it? You must be clear about your outcome(s) and its (their) order of importance to you. Remember, reasons come first, answers come second.
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3. What are the consequences?
What are the upsides and downsides of each option? What do you gain by each option and what would it cost you?
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