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Hello there listeners and welcome back.

My name is Stephanie Safarian, and you're listening to episode 320 of sustainable

minimalist, a twice-weekly show about intentional and eco-minimalist living.

On today's show we are seeking to close the attitude behavior gap when it comes to eco-conscious minimalism. Holy moly.

If you consider yourself a champion of sustainability, do you always 100% of the time buy fair trade, organic, eat plant-based,

boycott specific brands, avoid fast fashion, use less energy, etc.

Do you always do those actions?

And if you consider yourself a minimalist, do you always avoid impulse purchases 100% of the time? Do you always commit to quality

purchases that are well and deeply researched, do you never buy your child a toy just because?

If there's a lot of wiggle room between your attitude and your behavior, then you may be living at least sometimes

in the attitude behavior gap and you are certainly not alone. The gap for you might be a small one or it might be a

gigantic one but there is a gap nonetheless between your attitude and your

behavior.

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