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Neon TreehouseI'm really pleased to announce that Humans of Purpose has partnered with digital agency and major season sponsor,В Neon Treehouse. Please consider our community guidelines before joining and participating. In turn I can give you a bit more context and my thoughts about each episode, share early episode releases with you and more. WhatsApp GroupJoin our Humans of Purpose WhatsApp Group for anyone who wants an easy way to chat with fellow Humans of Purpose listeners about any of our episodes, guests, community and more.В IвЂ™ll be there too, so you can also give me your feedback about the show, tell me what youвЂ™re liking and not liking as much and what you want to see more of in future. One Small step is an awesome app I stumbled upon and started using on my personal journey to reducing my carbon footprint. Lily DempsterLily is the Founder and CEO of One Small Step. And I think once people tap into that then itвЂ™s pretty self-sustaining.вЂќMentioned in this Episode:Lily DempsterвЂ™s LinkedInOne Small StepBook: Principles by Ray DalioFilm: Tomorrow (French film вЂњDemainвЂќ) ItвЂ™s actually about вЂI feel more connected to myself and my community and IвЂ™m caring for my family and IвЂ™m also caring for the environment around me.вЂ™ ThereвЂ™s a spiritual or psychological wellbeing that comes from sustainability.

And so once I understood that intellectually and built systems to support that, it started to sync in emotionally as well.вЂќ(36:00-36:23) вЂњItвЂ™s not just about the kilograms or pounds of carbon dioxide equivalent emission reductions. ItвЂ™s really critical for your brain function. YouвЂ™ll learn more quickly than if youвЂ™re making mistakes because someone else told you what to do and you did what they told you.вЂќ(21:48-22:12) вЂњI think that when you look at human cognition-what you can get done, how intensely you can work on something, problem-solving, and knowledge work, and how do you that in an effective way and sustain peak performance for as long as possible-you need to build in rest. YouвЂ™ll find out how she brought her app idea to fruition and the biggest lessons she learned along the way.Questions Lily Answered in this Episode:Can you tell us about your company and what you do there?What made you want to start an app to address climate change?What was it like pivoting your career to start One Small Step? What advice would you give to someone thinking about pivoting their career?How do you structure your day? And how has that changed over time?How did you break out of the mindset of feeling like you havenвЂ™t done enough?How did you go about choosing an executive coach?What is some of the best advice youвЂ™ve received? The worst?How have you grown One Small StepвЂ™s user base?How have your habits changed since creating the app?Timestamp:1:18 About One Small Step5:58 Why create an app to address climate change7:32 Empowering users to set their own notification prompts8:40 Getting started building the app12:00 Advice on pivoting your career17:11 Managing energy, not time22:46 Executive coaching26:04 The worst advice LilyвЂ™s received, and the best28:42 The impact and growth of One Small Step35:00 A word to climate change empathizers38:05 LilyвЂ™s habit changes since the app43:20 A reason for hopeQuotes:(15:45-15:51) вЂњIf you make mistakes, theyвЂ™re your mistakes. Listeners will learn why Lily decided an app would be the best way to address the gap she saw in the environmental movement to address climate change. In this episode of ApptivateвЂ™s Women in Mobile segment, Lily takes us on her entrepreneurial journey, pivoting from working as a grassroots environmental campaigner to becoming an app founder in Australia.

#Apptivate founders free

Lily Dempster is the Founder and CEO of One Small Step, a free app using behavioral science and technology to help people reduce their carbon emissions through personalized carbon reduction plans and lifestyle changes.