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One of the best ways to manage your workload and energetic capacity is in the form of boundary setting. There are both internal and external boundaries, and an important part of green marketing is setting sustainable boundaries in your business so that you’re not wearing yourself out and sapping your energy.

Even if you’ve got a big sticker on your postbox telling people that you don’t want to receive junk mail, you can still receive a lot of unwanted flyers. Here’s how you can stop receiving unwanted junk mail and save countless trees in the process!

When you hear the phrase ‘Carbon Footprint’ you likely think of all those activities that produce carbon – such as flying, driving, or turning on your air conditioning all day. But did you know that there’s such a thing as a digital carbon footprint?

Whether you’re new to the world of green marketing or you’ve been learning about it for a while, you might have noticed there are some common misconceptions about green marketing. Let’s address them, and hopefully, by the end of this blog, you’ll realize that green marketing is one of the most sustainable things you can do for yourself, your business, and the planet!