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Did you know that your brain makes upwards of 35,000 decisions a day? From the products we use to the habits we adopt, we take actions every day that can have a direct impact on our planet.  Some may assume that making changes to their everyday lifestyle requires major sacrifices, the truth is that even small swaps in one’s everyday routine can add up to big benefits.  While there are endless swaps to make in your everyday routine to make it more sustainable, here are 5 of our favorites that can help conserve energy and reduce waste.  1. Using dryer...

April? You mean Earth Month? 🌎  With our recent B Corp Certification, we wanted to bring the So Good Community our BEST Earth Month celebration yet. Head over to our Instagram to win some amazing prizes from not only us, but also some fellow B corps (For each person who enters, we are donating one tree to One Tree Planted).  Here on The Good Read, we will be tackling 3 areas in your daily life that might benefit from a few easy sustainable swaps. But please remember, whether you implement one or all five of these, you are making a...

If you are familiar with So Good So You, you’ve probably heard us preach this message: small changes can add up to a BIG difference!  That is why this Earth Month we are giving you practical and easy swaps you can incorporate into your daily life (let's be real - the easier it is, the more likely you will remember to do it!). In this post we are sharing  5 of our favorite ways to be more sustainable during that weekly stock up at the grocery store:  1. Choosing any produce → Choosing local produce This swap is not only great...

Over the years, we’ve worked tirelessly to check all the boxes. From actively recruiting and promoting a diverse workforce, making sure that compensation includes thriving wages and human-centered benefits, tracking down renewable energy options, and increasingly better packaging solutions, we relentlessly look for ways to do things better. It pays off in our souls, and in attracting like-minded people to work with, both under our roof and with our vendors and partners. And now, it’s paid off in another way.