Sooz
@curiositysaves.bsky.social
MSc in biodiversity. BA Journalism. Your regenerative tourism bestie. Nature-based Solutions in tourism. SciComm. Content creator. Old-growth forests. PacNW Tide pools. Trekkie. Cats. Whiskey. Alaskan 🇺🇸, moved to 🇩🇪 for 7 years, and now calls 🇨🇦 home
A: Address 4 frictions of change.
1. Size of change- reduce to smaller, progressive changes
2. Effort of change- lead with stories to reduce perceived effort
3. Emotion of change- switch from - to + attachment
4. Push to pull- pull people toward change
1. Size of change- reduce to smaller, progressive changes
2. Effort of change- lead with stories to reduce perceived effort
3. Emotion of change- switch from - to + attachment
4. Push to pull- pull people toward change
November 27, 2025 at 7:06 PM
A: Address 4 frictions of change.
1. Size of change- reduce to smaller, progressive changes
2. Effort of change- lead with stories to reduce perceived effort
3. Emotion of change- switch from - to + attachment
4. Push to pull- pull people toward change
1. Size of change- reduce to smaller, progressive changes
2. Effort of change- lead with stories to reduce perceived effort
3. Emotion of change- switch from - to + attachment
4. Push to pull- pull people toward change
The two-eyed approach can help us overcome some challenges in waste management.
November 27, 2025 at 5:33 PM
The two-eyed approach can help us overcome some challenges in waste management.
Oh thank you for this! I'll add it to my resources. I'm originally from the States but have dual citizenship and recently moved to Canada. I wondered what would happen to programs like this as US government services deteriorate; it is good to know what we have here in CAN <3
February 26, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Oh thank you for this! I'll add it to my resources. I'm originally from the States but have dual citizenship and recently moved to Canada. I wondered what would happen to programs like this as US government services deteriorate; it is good to know what we have here in CAN <3
I'll be sharing updates here throughout the week!
January 25, 2025 at 5:34 PM
I'll be sharing updates here throughout the week!
In case it wasn't clear, Tambo was an actual live human being. He died a year later in O frickin Hio, USA of all places. His remains were displayed until they were returned to his land in 1994.
January 24, 2025 at 7:33 PM
In case it wasn't clear, Tambo was an actual live human being. He died a year later in O frickin Hio, USA of all places. His remains were displayed until they were returned to his land in 1994.
Humans and circuses are so cruel in ways I can't even fathom... This is why truth, reconciliation, and Land Back are so important. Also, all travel content creators should be doing land acknowledgments, IMHO.
January 24, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Humans and circuses are so cruel in ways I can't even fathom... This is why truth, reconciliation, and Land Back are so important. Also, all travel content creators should be doing land acknowledgments, IMHO.
This happened to me when I moved from Alaska, US to Munich, Germany. It was so wild to just safely walk outside at night along a darker alley. It took a while for it to turn off, but when it did... Amazing. I now live in Canada and enjoy the same general peace of mind.
December 6, 2024 at 4:48 PM
This happened to me when I moved from Alaska, US to Munich, Germany. It was so wild to just safely walk outside at night along a darker alley. It took a while for it to turn off, but when it did... Amazing. I now live in Canada and enjoy the same general peace of mind.
Ohh fun, you'll love it!
November 15, 2024 at 6:08 PM
Ohh fun, you'll love it!