salesforce global success team

Using public transportation does't really make me feel more engaged with my community - I use it as it is more sustainable for me and for the environment, that's all.The reasons are multiple but it all goes back to us being a very fragmented, individualistic community - one more socio-cultural issue that needs decades of deep work in education...

I can approach with my colleagues regarding implementing sustainable practices - the fact our company is strongly pushing on this topic doesn't mean that the push arrives everywhere in the company and/or that it keeps its power impact when it gets to the single employee.

The main barrier is inside ourselves, it's our secular culture going deep and a long time back.This world sometimes appears to have been modelled according to men 's measures as it is "unequal by design".We can only fight that by looking into ourselves but also (and especially) by leveraging the education system to create "Allies...

Planting redwood and mimosa trees!

While a lot of people think it is not going to effect them personally, we need to think about how it will effect the future generations (our kid's kids) and do what we can to help now.

Mountains are where I experience the greatness of Nature - every time I go there, no matter how much time I spend there, I feel overwhelmed and grateful for such greatness and infinite beauty.I feel Mountains are the place that asks all of us to respect the world we live in and renew our alliance with Nature every day.