The good cop / bad cop routine is a terrible way to spark change in someone. A reaction, sure. Or a confession. But it's got a really poor success rate when it comes to lasting change, motivation to change, or anything change related.

Change is up to us. Simple as that. But we're not going to get there quickly enough if we hold each other back by policing one another. Which is why we've stopped mixing with any of that good cop / bad cop hullaballoo that explodes every day out of message boards, Facebook groups, Twitter threads, Instagram comments, or anywhere else that sainthoods & falsehoods are bought & sold. What change is happening in those rants? Aren't they just cementing us into different camps? Does anyone actually think someone else will blend a good habit into their lives after being treated like a suspect?

Seriously, we don't get it. We don't understand and we don't care. We're done with that loop. For good.

You won't catch us pull any holier than thou stuff.

Or thrash out any standover tactics in a Twitter rant.

Not. Our. Style.

It's time to rethink the way we approach ethics & sustainability. Make it easier, more fun and stylish by design!

And sure, it's a big challenge. We don't have much time. Which is all the more reason to put aside this good cop / bad cop nonsense. We'll get to the future we want so much faster and keep to our commitments a helluva lot longer if we get there together. Which is why we're making the time to solve things in the simplest ways that work for most people, so they can take action quickly, forming habits with ease and grace while making real-world impacts right from the start... which is a great way to encourage anyone to want to make more.

Trust is key. We have faith. Staying focused on the best we can do here and now, one intention at a time — always trusting that we'll kick another goal in the next upgrade. 

All aboard — let's get wanderlost!