As the cold, dreary winter months start fading away, the beauty outside starts to highlight the messes inside.

By Joshua Zerkel 

By Monica Friel

We all want our beloved earth to last and flourish for future generations. How we utilize what we have can truly make a difference in our pursuit of helping the environment. When you think about your stuff; what you buy, how you use things, why you keep what you keep, it enables you to take an honest look at how you're doing your part to reduce, reuse, recycle and repurpose. Here are a few ways that the process of getting organized can actually help you to be more earth friendly:

Expanding your lunch menu can be daunting, especially if your break room doesn’t have a fridge or microwave.

Let's go ahead and make two assumptions:

By Dave Ulacia

If you want to manage well in life, it pays to live within your means. Don't spend what you don't have. Set aside funds for growth. Save something for future generations. These same themes are the basis of environmental stewardship-living green. The earth is abundantly rich, but we need to manage that wealth if we want it to grow and thrive.

April 22:

Today is Earth Day! Celebrate it by committing yourself to change one thing in your life towards becoming more 'green'. Here's one suggestion: Change your shower to a low-flow shower head. This will not only preserve water, but will also save you money and the energy required to heat the water. It's a win-win!

By Miranda Frazier

Did you know today is also Earth Day? The global environment is a growing concern for everyone these days. See how FranklinCovey has joined the fight to help protect our precious resources.

By Miranda Frazier

Did you know today is also Earth Day? The global environment is a growing concern for everyone these days. See how FranklinCovey has joined the fight to help protect our precious resources.