You aren't sustainable if you're not accessible to the people that actually want to make those decisions.

And so the brands have to make some sacrifices and the consumers have to make some sacrifices and you have to find that intersection. Facts do not have opinions.

Just don't let perfection be the enemy of the good.

Self-love is really about self-respect and acceptance.

Welcome to the whole view. I'm Stacy Toth of Real Everything. I'm here each week to dive deeper into how we can find

happiness and health inside and out through self-love, body positivity, and discovering new ways to be our

best selves. Before we get started, a reminder that this podcast is for general educational purposes and is not intended to diagnose, advise, or treat any physical or mental illness.

Though today we are talking about non-medical topic.

We're diving into the idea of eco-conscious capitalism,

or we'll dive more into what that really means, but the idea that the world around us has an

environmental impact but also in our wellness, and can we exist in a kind of commercial capitalist society, but still care about people and planet.

This is like a concept that I definitely struggle with myself as someone who makes income off of the sales of products.

People still need things.

People still want things. So how can we do it in a way that is beneficial to people

and planet and I'm excited because we have Christian Hansen who is the

co-founder and CEO at Slow you can and You're also in Istanbul, so we're all over the place and Christian will tell you more about that, but he and his team are defining redefining what it means to build companies through community,

which is another great way to think about this

and with a slow fashion revolution.

So listeners, you may remember that we have talked before on the show about how impactful

fashion is on the world in terms of harmful to the environment but also the toxins that can be

used that affect us as humans when we wear them.

So moving to slow fashion is part of overall well-being from my perspective and Christian is working through that, both on his own journey to solve the climate crisis through his brand, but I think in educating others through eco-conscious capitalism, using the power of consumerism and data and sharing

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