Tomorrow the Global Guardian Project‘s Rwanda learning capsule will be released. As a little sneak preview, my interview that is included in the capsule (along with articles and information about Rwanda’s wildlife, local recipes, meditation, art projects, inspirational people and lots more) has been posted to the GGP blog.
In the interview, I talk about how our family brings our values related to minimalism and slow living into our everyday way of life and how these are motivated by our commitment to live in a sustainable manner. I talk about the importance of time in nature, unstructured days, our car-free lifestyle and lots more.
I hope you’ll find it interesting!
I would love to know what you think, so please come back and share your views in the comments below.
- You can link to the interview here.
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Great article! I love this phrase that you wrote “the simplest actions can have a widespread impact” very powerful words! Thank you for sharing! xxx
Thank you Susie! Thanks for reading and sharing your thoughts, I really appreciate it. I know how much you’ve been thinking about slow living, yourself. xo, Danielle