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The link between cycling (sports), corporate sustainability and self-improvement sometimes surprises
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February 5 - Issue #44
Your weekly focus on sustainable solutions to make Corporates, Cycling & Ourselves better + all that overlaps! from @, ex-bikeshop owner and consultant @.
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The link between cycling (sports), corporate sustainability and self-improvement sometimes surprises readers I meet in the wild (in London next week, feel free to reach out for a coffee!). However, without discipline no sustainability, it requires character building and what better way to build this then to go out for a run or a cycle ;) Also, much of what sustainability practitioners do is change management. Perseverance is a handy quality, sustainability is almost like an endurance sport! This week among others two articles on sustainability and data, new standards for sustainable financing, simple ways to boost your willpower, and a newsletter favorite Patagonia coming up with a refurbishment scheme. Thanks! If you enjoy ✨ my newsletter, please share it via Twitter, or by Facebook. 👍🏻
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📱 1. How technology can expose bad business
Real-time data platforms and other new technologies can help promote transparency in supply chains and call out environmental abuse, says John Elkington,…
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👊🏻 2. Temptation Bundling: A Simple Way to Boost Your Willpower
Read this article to learn how to use a simple strategy called temptation bundling to boost your willpower and stop procrastinating for good.
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🍴 3. How Marks and Spencer leverages big data in sustainability reporting
Rowland Hill answers the following questions on sustainability and data. How does M&S turn data into stories? How do you ensure you are collecting good quality sustainability data? How is M&S using sustainability data to predict future external trends? What will sustainability reporting look like in 5 years’ time?
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🏃 4. Does it Matter if Your Threshold Heart Rate is High or Low?
Threshold heart rate is used by endurance athletes and coaches to quantify training, set training zones, and more. How high, or low, this number is something that athletes either take pride in or want to change.
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👚 5. Patagonia Wants To Refurbish Your Old Clothes And Sell Them To Someone Else
The clothing company will now take your old clothes back and give you store credit. But they won’t throw them away, they’ll be fixed up and then resold.
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