New Years resolutions - something we can all relate to. Every year we decide to raise our glasses and make a declaration of something new or improved we wish to accomplish. We always say, "this year is going to be different" or, "this year, I'm going to try something new". This year, we all need to take a step back and genuinely say, "this year, I'm going to actually do it". Believe it or not, this is actually a very simple philosophy. We put it to the test by instilling this idea into our own practices this past year. As a small and growing business, we've put a lot into solidifying our mission, and then putting our goals into action.
For 2010, we felt that sustainability was a good word to use to consolidate our goals into one solid idea. Once we sketched that out, we set out to the field to carry out our mission. As each month passed by, we were able to accomplish tasks that had an impact on our business, and on our environment. From recycling methods and energy efficient equipment, to organic snacks and local ingredients we've done alot to come this far. We even teamed up with multiple charities and non-profits to extend an even longer hand.
So I'd say, it's been a pretty good year. We did a lot in 2010, and now it's time to do even more. It's always gratifying when you can set out to do something and then actually, well, do it. Let's keep this mentality for 2011. Make your New Years Resolution a reality. Besides, we all only have one year left to live right? At least according to the ancient Mayan calander and that unnecessarily epic 2012 movie.
For 2010, we felt that sustainability was a good word to use to consolidate our goals into one solid idea. Once we sketched that out, we set out to the field to carry out our mission. As each month passed by, we were able to accomplish tasks that had an impact on our business, and on our environment. From recycling methods and energy efficient equipment, to organic snacks and local ingredients we've done alot to come this far. We even teamed up with multiple charities and non-profits to extend an even longer hand.
So I'd say, it's been a pretty good year. We did a lot in 2010, and now it's time to do even more. It's always gratifying when you can set out to do something and then actually, well, do it. Let's keep this mentality for 2011. Make your New Years Resolution a reality. Besides, we all only have one year left to live right? At least according to the ancient Mayan calander and that unnecessarily epic 2012 movie.
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