🎯We should not forget that the right fit is out there, and we only need to find it. 💡It's about staying determined, continually improving our skills, and maintaining a positive mindset. ✍️But let's not forget that every rejection brings us one step closer to the right opportunity. 🔍 The job search can be a daunting process, filled with uncertainties and rejections. 🌟 Life is not easy it's a journey filled with ups and downs, challenges, and triumphs. Whether we're Navigating the JOB Search or facing the complexities of everyday Life, it's important to remember that Resilience and Perseverance are the KEYS to overcoming Obstacles and achieving our Goals We can do this by supporting #conservation efforts, reducing our demand for ivory, and educating others about the importance of elephants.

💫Elephants are a treasure to our world and we must do everything we can to protect them.

As a result, they are now classified as endangered or vulnerable by the IUCN. ♊Vulnerable to extinction: Elephants are facing a number of threats, including poaching, habitat loss, and conflict with humans. They are also very social animals and form strong bonds with each other. They have been shown to be capable of complex thought and feeling. ❣️▸ Intelligent and emotional: Elephants are highly intelligent and emotional creatures. #Ecotourism can help to generate income for local communities and promote conservation efforts. People from all over the world come to see these amazing creatures in their #naturalhabitats. 💫Ecotourist magnets: Elephants are a major draw In some #cultures, elephants are even considered sacred. They are seen as symbols of strength, wisdom, and power. 💢Culturally significant: Elephants are revered in many cultures around the world. They help to disperse seeds, create habitats for other animals, and maintain healthy forests. Elephants are keystone species in many #African and #Asian ecosystems. ✨Keystone species: Keystone species are those that play a vital role in their #ecosystem. ⭐Elephants are a treasure to our world in many ways. 💫WHO DOESNT LOVE #ELEPHANTS? How are these majestic mammals a treasure to our world? We have overshot the ability for the Earth to sustain our appetite for natural resources.Įarth Overshoot is calculated using the Ecological Footprint Methodology (I have a new course on all the footprinting methods/tools at Swivel Skills: )įind the data and calculations for this year's date here: Įvery year at The UnSchool of Disruptive Design we have an anti-celebration of this date and offer 50% off everything on our school to help more people take more action to help #movethedate. it also means from today until the end of the year we are eating into the resources of future generations. It's slightly better than it has been in the last two years! But. The last time it was within the Earth's carrying capacity was in 1970. This is the day that we have collectively used up all the allocated biological resources for the year. Today, August 2nd, 2023 is Earth Overshoot Day.

#JLL #ESG #EnergyEfficiency #Sustainability #Leadership Please get in touch if you'd like to find out more about how your company can start making a difference. Every little helps.Īt JLL our ESG teams can look at ways in which your companies can make improvements to their operations, improving efficiency and reducing consumption. Reducing our meat eating - even if it's just by one burger a week. Taking a bike or a tram a little more than normal. The global south was responsible for just 8%.Īs individuals we can all make choices for the better. We in the EU are responsible for 25% of the overuse of natural resources. This overspending of our biological budget is something we all need to come to terms with if we want to preserve our race on this wonderful planet a little longer. From now until January 1st 2024 humanity will be using more natural resources fish stocks, fibres, medicines and materials provided by plants, and the ability of forests to sequester carbon, among many other things, than the planet can supply this year. This is the sad day on which we humans have used more resources than ecosystems can generate for the entire year. Yesterday was Earth Overshoot Day for 2023.

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