I hope you're having a fantastic week.

Thank you for agreeing to receive email updates. I had many people subscribe via the website, and a few contacted me separately. If you're like me, your inbox is perpetually overloaded, and I'm grateful that you've allowed me to take room in it occasionally. I'll keep my emails short and informative, and look to include at least one key insight or tip in each one that might help you think about how climate change could affect you or your organization. 

This journey is shaping up to be an exciting one. In the past few weeks, a few key things have happened.

Listing as Amazon's #1 New Release in Business Ethics!

Probably the most exciting thing that happened recently was, to my surprise, the book becoming one of Amazon's high-ranking new releases. These things ebb and flow a great deal based on pre-orders, and I just looked this morning and it's no longer in that position. Just as well I caught the screenshot to the right in time! It shows that we are off to an awesome start, and I've also noticed the book's Amazon ranking climbing, which is a good sign.

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Working with Weaving Influence

In other great news, I'm working with Linda Schellentrager and the rest of the awesome team at Weaving Influence​ on PR for the book. Weaving Influence is a leader in the digital marketing space. If you are an author of an upcoming business book, I highly recommend Weaving Influence for your PR.




Updating my Online Presence

Over the past month I've also worked to update my social media profiles and overhauled my website, so I am almost fully-loaded online now. If you use any of the social feeds to the left, click the icon so we can connect. In upcoming weeks you will see online resources appear for the book, as well as links to online education modules.

Finally, a tip I give to everyone:

In cities like Miami, sea level rise is already causing real estate on higher ground to appreciate in value. Regardless of where you are, if you own or are thinking about buying property, check local flood maps and stay clear of all possible flooding (even extreme or '500 year' levels) to give yourself a better buffer for the future. Rates of Sea Level Rise reported by the IPCC suggest that some flood maps may be too conservative.

Have a fantastic week and weekend, and I'll be back in touch with more updates in a few weeks!

Cheers,

Nardia