Thanks to all of you—listeners and guests—Leadership and the Environment launched at 38:

to overwhelmingly 5-star reviews:

I don’t know how many people listened and subscribed, but it’s short of the billions whose beliefs and behavior have to change to clean the air, water, and land we share, so we have a way to go.

The measure of success is not ranking, but measurables like amount of litter, number of extinctions, depth of topsoil, wars over resources, as well as people’s happiness, joy, and deliciousness resulting from their new beliefs and behaviors.

Social Media shares

Please help share about Leadership and the Environment. The goal is to change beliefs and behaviors so people enjoy living by their values and help clean the environment in the process.

And to lead themselves and others.

Here’s a tweet, along with the image above (or click here):

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Care about the environment? You can make a difference and enjoy it. Listen to Leadership and the Environment podcast. Then please help support this debut week by subscribing and reviewing: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/leadership-and-the-environment/id1320141457

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Here’s some text for a Facebook or LinkedIn post (Or click here for LinkedIn. I don’t know how to get the link for Facebook)

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Do you value a cleaner environment?

Do you want to make a difference and actually do something about it?

You can do something here and now.

The world is full of people who want to pollute less but feel powerless and discouraged. We lack leadership to make it meaningful. The new Leadership and the Environment podcast brings influential guests who take on personal challenges, sharing their struggles and triumphs.

It shows how live a better life by your values and clean the environment in the process.

In its debut week, help it become “New and Noteworthy” by subscribing and reviewing: https://itunes.apple.com/…/leadership-and-the-…/id1320141457.

Leaving a review is quick. Here’s how: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZmz1VtJrcM

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