To make an impact, people need to know you exist. To do that, you have to put yourself out here - not just out there within Skool, which feels like a friendly kind of place - but out there in the wider world. So these last two weeks have been about writing scripts, recording videos, making thumbnails and uploading files to YouTube. Here is the link to the first one! The plan is to post one a week for the next 12 weeks. Since they are all already created, it is simply about posting them. Tomorrow, they will all be uploaded to YouTube and scheduled for release.

Part of this course isn’t just about climate facts and solutions — it’s about becoming the kind of person who can speak up, inspire others, and lead. To make that real, I promised to share my own journey of developing as a public speaker. And today, I’ve posted the very first video in that series: raw, unedited, and yes… a little cringeworthy. This is me, at the starting line. Not polished. Not perfect. Just honest. 👉 You’ll see exactly where I’m beginning, and you’ll be able to follow as I (hopefully!) improve lesson by lesson. My hope is that by watching me start messy, you’ll feel freer to start speaking up yourself. 🔗 You can find it here. Because the climate emergency doesn’t need perfect voices. It needs authentic ones — starting now.

“If you discharge wastewater into the river, do it upstream of where you collect your water.” Suddenly, the factory had to clean up its outflow—because it was also its inflow. ✅ Elegant. ✅ Effective. ✅ Replicable anywhere. 👉 Do you know of other stories like this—where a simple idea changed behaviour and could be copied around the world? Share them in the comments! 👉 Full story here