It’s hidden. It’s pervasive. And it’s persistent.
Convenience is a habit we can’t catch ourselves falling into if we haven’t learned to see it. It dominates how we think, act, and see each other and the world around us.
When we fall into the convenience trap, it’s about meeting endless personal needs instead of considering and balancing our impact on others. Lacking the perspective of impact is why convenience races us to the bottom.
Instead of being run by convenience, we rise to keep it at bay and live in a better world of intentions and care.
