You're listening to episode 57 of the Sustainable Minimalist podcast.

You are listening to the Sustainable Minimalist Podcast, a show about living simply and

sustainably with your family. Here's your host, Stephanie Safarian.

Hi there, thank you for joining me.

Today we are talking about a topic that recently came up in our closed Facebook group.

By the way, did you know we have a closed Facebook group? We do. It's awesome.

Great conversation. Nice people to search search Facebook for a sustainable minimalist.

But anyway, the topic that came up was from a woman who essentially said that she felt stuck.

She had already tackled all the low-hanging fruit

when it came to sustainability,

and she didn't know what to do next.

Now, if that sounds like you, today's episode is for you. I am talking with a fellow ethical

blogger named Chloe Lippelier, and I'm so sorry Chloe. I know blogger on her blog has this amazing series that she calls the habit shift series and essentially

she outlines little incremental shifts to our habits we can all make to go from beginner eco-friendly living

to more intermediate eco-friendly living. She has a bunch of habit shifts on her blog

and today we are going to talk about just three of them. The

three topics we're discussing today are especially awesome, I think, because you can

go all out 100% kill it with all three of them or if you're overstressed, taxed, and you want to just dabble, do a little bit on these three categories you can do that as well

Now before we dive right in to today's interview just a quick note I am in the midst of creating my first online course.

It's all about taking 14 days and creating a zero waste kitchen with my help.

It's a roadmap as we sustainably minimize, organized, and put in place all the

zero waste systems we need so that we each at the end of 14 days have a completely zero waste kitchen. Now it's not out yet but if you're

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