Why is it difficult for people to change? When they know something is bad for them, they still refuse to change, why? My concern is about environmental awareness in the home. Most of us know how toxic some products are for our family, when we use them in our home, why do we keep buying them and put our family’s health in danger! There are a lot of options, we can change if we want to. Are we just lazy?
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Sounds very interesting.
Spike, you are awesome! Love your perspective, thanks for sharing.
Lazy, set in our ways, addicted – there is an explanation for just about any habit, bad or not. And, sometimes, whether or not it’s “bad” can be a subjective opinion.
Can you elaborate more? Some products that may be “toxic” may have been a part of our lives forever. Some, we may use because the result is what we want to achieve. I’d love to know what it is you’re referring to and who you want to change. ♥