HeyJaredArtist at Law
Brought to you from my sailboat, this solutions-focused publication shares ideas for societal change through self-reflection and academic research presented as practical approaches. My goal is to help create an equitable and ecocentric future.
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Just Keep Swimming (opens the original)
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I’ve been writing a lot less lately because I really haven’t had anything to say, and I don’t want to fill people’s feeds and inboxes with fluff. That being said, I feel like I just put my finger on something worth naming and sharing now.It feels like there’s a collective… exhaustion. The state of the world feels absolutely dystopian, and it’s personal. No one is living the life they dreamed of as kids—it doesn’t matter if you’re in a war zone or a stable, wealthy nation. We are all watching, an
The Courage to Walk Away (opens the original)
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I’m interrupting my usual post-on-Sundays routine to share this piece from the blog on my website, Restoring Sustainability. I’m sharing this for two reasons: (1) to show that I “practice what I preach” on Substack in my own work, and (2) because we all need the courage to walk away sometimes. Ok, three reasons, there’s an invite to free workshops at the end!Sometimes realising a project or job isn’t the right path, and acting accordingly, can take a huge amount of courage.Over Summer, I had the
When Monarchs Make Laws (opens the original)
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The Biggest Lie of Plastic Free July (opens the original)
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Every organisation out there promoting reusable water bottles is perpetuating the PR stunt and continued messaging by a group of corporations that wanted to keep using plastic bottles for their beverages.Your reusable water bottle is going to the second-hand shop on its way to the landfill, while plastic production remains unchanged.Plastic versus reusable bottles is the prime example of corporations and polluters shifting the burden from them to individuals. This is how industry has pulled the
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