Writing a book, especially about such touchy topics as sustainability, climate change, and the environment, isn't for the faint of heart. What starts as a labor of love soon evolves into a marathon. It's an endurance challenge that will eat you alive if you don't stay the course.
So, why in the world did I decide to put my thoughts down on almost 300 pieces of paper? I sat down with Ben Neville, Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, to discuss that question and so many more.
If you're interested in my writing process, thinking, and deeper tidbits about the book, check out our conversation.
Did the interview pique your interest? Then buy "Sustainability for the Rest of Us: Your No-Bullshit, Five-Point Plan for Saving the Planet," out now at these retailers.
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