Sustainabird
I'm the Sustainabird - leading my life with the aim of continuous increase in sustainability. To sustain myself in the ability of leading others on a path of finding themselves and how to navigate in times of environmental crisis. In my work, this often is to keep space for my clients to see and cope with the obstacles in their own life. To support them to see what they are capable of, and to encourage them to enhance their experience of life and how they can view or change their surroundings. Thus generally becoming more gentle on themselves. In many cases thereby also becoming more aware of the importance of the environment they live in, generally leading to more sustainable life choices as well.
As well as seeing clients one on one I do environmental projects when possible.
The lifetime we share here is merely a drop in the vast ocean of time, but nonetheless it is of importance to value ourselves, our souls and our journeys. I also feel immense gratitude the for continuous learning through life.
Sustainabird is my Instagram account where I share my thoughts and knowledge on how we can adapt to a lifestyle that is sustainable for planet Earth - our Gaia. And how well I feel from spending time in nature regardless of the weather, and my love for natural waters in various ways!
If you need a coach or if you have a project where I can assist.
Reach out to:
lisa.forlin@hallbarhetsholken.se
The core values for my business, summarized by words borrowed from Jack D Forbes
Quote by Jack D Forbes (1934-2011), indigenous author and professor emeritus in Native American Studies at UC Davis.
Quote is slightly shortened (...)
”For us, truly, there are no ”surroundings”. I can lose my hands and still live. I can lose my legs and still live. I can lose my eyes and still live (…)
But if I lose the air I die. If I lose the sun I die. If I lose the earth I die. If I lose the water I die. If I lose the plants and animals I die. All of these things are more a part of me, more essential to my every breath than is my so-called body. What is my real body?
We are not autonomous self-sufficient beings (…) We are rooted just like the trees. But our roots come out of our nose and mouth, like an umbilical cord forever connected to the rest of the world.”