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Cashing in on the pandemic vm.tiktok.com/ZSvnjc9c/
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I’ve been trying to unwrap motivation, here’s what I have;
Motivation comes from the belief that you’re working towards a success that’s coming in the future.
So keeping a clear vision of where you’re going will help you stay motivated
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Bun them pussy ole pathogens! 🦠
Stay home & spend some time with your families/friends. The planet needs a second to breathe & we need a minute to sit down, shut the fuck up & listen. Show love, offer help to those less able & don’t be a selfish prick at this time please! ❤️
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Staying in isn’t easy but you can still see the world. Take a minute to appreciate the beauty of the Antarctic with us 💙
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‘We’d never seen a temperature this high:’ 20C mark exceeded in Antarctica for first time"
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It’s time to fight like our world depends on it – because it does.
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It’s simple: renewable energy can help you save money – and the planet.
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The climate crisis may seem dire but there are still reasons to be optimistic - and things we can do to tackle the crisis. Read more from Greenpeace Executive Director, Jennifer Morgan >> act.gp/2NUWS8m
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In 2020 the UK must seize the chance to lead the world on the climate emergency | Danny Sriskandarajah theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Let’s change this story.
Humanity’s reconnection with #nature starts here. It has to.
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Happy New Year 2020! 💚🌍
Thanks for everyone’s support!
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UN climate talks are failing to see urgency of crisis, says scientist theguardian.com/environment/…




















