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The Daily ChurnEp 46 - July Recap: $10,893 + 165K IHGBy far the biggest month to date, thanks to massive bonuses from Wells Fargo and MooMoo, along with Gateway, Oxygen, Upgrade, UNest, Amazon, and many more!(1:31) - News (Private Discord, MGM/Hyatt/MGM, PD TV, Kroger, Hanscom)(8:07) - Credit Cards (Ink Preferred, IHG)(12:21) - Banks (Wells Fargo, Gateway, US Bank, Upgrade, Oxygen, Laurel, Save)(22:36) - Brokerages (MooMoo, UNest)(27:50) - Hacks, Freebies & Discounts (Apple, McDonalds, Chick-fil-A, Amazon)(32:23) - Final tally ($1,410 + 195K Points)------------------📬 Join the newsletter for show notes, links, and episode updates: thedailychurnpodcast.com⚡️ View the live churn tracker for real-time u...2023-08-0133 min
Demo PagesSustainability in Everyday LifeWelcome to Audio Learning from Assemble You.Sustainability is all about finding a way to live that works for us today without causing problems in the future. Prioritising sustainability in everyday life involves being more conscious about the resources you use, as well as the impact your choices have on the planet and other people.In this track, we’ll cover the different pillars of sustainability, how to think about your choices with sustainability in mind and three areas of your everyday life where you can easily prioritise sustainability.Further info:
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The Steady StaterDays of Possibility (with Laurel Hanscom)The Steady Stater podcast returns for Season 2! Our first episode also sees the return of our very first guest Laurel Hanscom, CEO of the Global Footprint Network. Laurel and Brian discuss the 2021 rebound of Earth Overshoot Day, the #100DaysOfPossibility campaign in the run up to COP26, acknowledgements of limits to growth creeping into government organizations, and the ecological poverty trap. Enjoy!2021-09-2735 minThe Steady StaterOvershoot Day: A Conversation with Laurel HanscomOvershoot Day — the day when our resource consumption exceeds planetary capacity — fell on August 22 this year. In other words, we’re living on borrowed time and starting to pay the price with climate change, sea-level rise, and biodiversity loss. The date is calculated by the Global Footprint Network (GFN), a key ally in advancing the steady state economy. In this episode of The Steady Stater, Brian Czech interviews his first guest on the podcast, GFN CEO Laurel Hanscom.2020-09-2133 min