What started as something in the zeitgeist of my childhood became a frequent topic of discussion and then I tool that I’ve since used many times to understand other people in a different way. On the surface, the recycle bin analogy distinguishes between those who don’t believe that all recycling is truly recycled so they they choose to always throw away their trash and those who always choose the recycle bin in hopes that there’s at least a chance that it will end up being recycled. When we dig a little deeper, we can find so many more options and so many more complexities in the “why” behind that decision.
What’s your stance?
What have I am reading: Wirecutter - it’s another tool in the toolbox when making purchase decisions.
I'm not telling you what to do, but here's where I'm putting my dollar: Local boutiques - I just went shopping for a dress to wear for a wedding I’m going to this weekend. A few that I lucked out with this weekend are Mamili, Peplum, and Magnolia & Fig in Louisville, KY.
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