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From Waste to Wealth: A Waste Picker's Perspective on Zero Waste Management

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As a waste picker navigating the labyrinth of discarded materials, I've witnessed firsthand the staggering volume of waste generated by our communities. Yet, amidst the chaos and debris, I find hope in the principles of the Zero Waste hierarchy , particularly in the stages of reduction and recycling. In this blog, I offer a unique perspective on waste management, drawing from my experiences as a waste picker and championing the transformative power of Zero Waste practices. A Waste Picker's Journey: Navigating the Waste Landscape For me and countless others, waste picking is not merely a livelihood but a way of life. Every day, I traverse the streets and alleys, scavenging through bins and landfills in search of discarded treasures. It's a challenging existence, marked by uncertainty and hardship, yet it's also a testament to resilience and resourcefulness. Embracing the Power of REDUCE: A Call to Conscious Consumption Why "Reduce" Matters to Waste Pickers Fo

The Wonders of Blueternate Flower

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Blueternate Flower   I was praying to God to guide me on what to do with the money someone had lent me to start up a small business. I was browsing through the internet to search for some stuff to buy and sell afterward. Suddenly, I remembered a post about a blue flower with lots of health benefits , luckily I was able to remember its name and checked if it was available on Shopee , and thank God it was. I ordered a few seeds to start up and hoping they will germinate soon. I have friends and loved ones who are suffering from cancer and mental illness, the expenses on medication are so frustrating, I was thinking about how can I find or offer some cheap alternatives. I’ve been a fan of alternative medicines and I believe that these plants are going to help some of my friends without spending too much amount just to get cured or alleviate their conditions. "Clitoria ternatea , commonly known as  Asian pigeonwings , [1]   bluebellvine ,  blue pea ,  butterfly pea ,  cordofan pea  

How To Become Financially Stable: As Taught in the book The Richest Man In Babylon

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Seven Cures For a Lean Purse How To Become Financially Stable: As Taught in the book The Richest Man In Babylon The book was written by George S. Clason in the year 1920s, this is the story of the richest man in Babylon named Arkad who was summoned by King Sargon to teach their people about financial literacy. Arkad was once working as a scribe when one day he thought of how one might accumulate wealth. He then sought advice from the money lender named Algamish. Fortunately, Algamish was eager enough to share this knowledge with the youngster as he is getting old. In this story, Arkad also taught us that in order to fulfill the desires of our heart, it requires “time and study” , not only in the field of accumulating wealth but in all the things we do in order to survive and be competitive in the field we chose. We have lots of time to learn things and excuses are a no, no. In other words, let’s prepare ourselves before going to adventure or war because the opportunity is a haughty go

Sustainable Money Management: Organizing Your Finances for a Better World

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Living a sustainable lifestyle is not just about reducing your carbon footprint and adopting environmentally-friendly habits, but also about managing your finances responsibly. Organizing your finances for a sustainable living involves making conscious decisions that align with your values and promote a better world for future generations. In this article, we will explore how to organize your finances for sustainable living, including budgeting, investing, debt management, and retirement planning. The Basics of Sustainable Money Management Sustainable money management refers to a set of financial practices that prioritize social and environmental responsibility. It involves managing your money in a way that supports sustainable businesses, reduces waste and emissions, and promotes a fair and just economy. Sustainable money management matters because it empowers individuals to make positive changes in their communities and the world, while also promoting financial stability and securit

New Year, New Me?

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"New Year, New Me? Puh-lease! How About a Confident, Badass Version of the Old You?" It's a new year and you know what that means – time for a whole bunch of people to hit the gym, give up sugar, and pretend they've got their life together. But let's be real, resolutions are overrated. Instead of trying to become someone you're not, why not make this year about embracing the sassiness that already lies within you? Here's how to start the year right and bring out your inner boss babe: Get Rid of Toxic Energy: This includes people, habits, and thoughts that hold you back. You deserve to surround yourself with positivity and love. Cut ties with negativity and make room for growth and happiness. Embrace Your Flaws: No one is perfect, so why bother pretending to be? Own your quirks and embrace what makes you unique. Confidence is the new black, and there's nothing sexier than a woman who loves herself just the way she is. Take Control of Your Finances: Stop

Starting a New Career?

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Planning to start a new career? Must read this ✨ When you start a new job, it's natural to wonder how you'll adjust. Here are some tips for making the transition go smoothly: It is important that you know how to adjust to a new environment and how to be more professional. You will also need some plans, because if you don't have anything to do, it is very hard to get started in your career. You should always make sure that you are doing something related to your field of interest before starting a new job. If you haven't done anything related to what you studied before, then it would be difficult for you to get hired by an employer who requires skills from their employees. When resigning from an old position, always do so gracefully with no hard feelings towards your boss or colleagues who may have been hurt by your decision. This way, the remaining staff will be unaffected by any negative emotions or feelings from losing their colleague and they will not feel bitter tow