Most of us care about the planet, and many of us can see the effects of climate change and resource waste more clearly than ever before. But what’s often overlooked is how much of that impact is shaped not just by technology or consumer choices, but by the everyday business policies, requirements, and decisions built into the systems we use all the time. In this video, I share a simple but powerful real-life example that reveals how even a seemingly reasonable business rule can create unnecessary waste and unintended environmental consequences. It’s a reminder that when we define policies, processes, and requirements, we’re not just shaping efficiency or compliance, we’re also shaping impact. And that opens an important question: are we asking enough about what those decisions mean for the Earth? If you’ve ever wondered how systems thinking, business analysis, and sustainability intersect, this video will get you thinking in a new way about the role business decisions play in environmental change. And if this conversation sparks ideas for you, I’d love to hear how you think business policies could evolve to become more thoughtful, responsible, and regenerative.

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