EPISODE · Mar 11, 2023 · 15 MIN
Clean Air, Clean Life, Clean Health
from The 5Cs · host Charlene Norman
Having a place to call home- whether owned or rented- means we have our own refuge, palace, and safe space. In this second of four episodes, Andy Pace shares a huge tip (and a few other facts) about the air in your home office. Specifically, we dig into why clean is the operative word to use and describe your air.Andrew Pace is a HealthyHomeConcierge and Founder of The Green Design Center. He bridges the misunderstandings and misconceptions of living green or eco-friendly vs human-friendly. He has become a leading resource for homeowners and contractors looking to source healthy and green products and receive expert consulting advice on designing and building healthy green homes. Andrew is the host of the weekly Non-Toxic Environments Podcast. You can find Andy at the Green Design Center and connect with him on LinkedIn. If you would like to chat about how Compassionate Capitalism, in whole or in part, could work in your organization, reach out to Charlene Norman at BulletProof Your Business Now. The 5Cs Podcast connects forward-thinking executives who are building sustainable competitive advantages while driving positive impact. Think of it as an exclusive network of leaders who understand that stewardship isn't just good ethics - it's good business. Becausing addressing business stewardship climate risk and leadership together is in the highest good for all. Connect with Charlene Norman on LinkedIn, find her at her website, subscribe to our Substack for strategic insights, or download the full series on Spotify and Apple.
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How frequently do you think about the air in your home office? Now that we understand the chemicals that run rampant in the air let's get into the concept of clean. This second of four episodes looks at clean air. It's not what you think!
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