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What if circularity could make Christmas more meaningful? In this special Christmas edition of The Circular Coffee Break, we explore how circular thinking can enhance the holiday season by reducing stress, minimizing waste, and strengthening connections. From gift-giving to traditions, we dive into how small, intentional choices can align with the values of care, stewardship, and continuity that define both Christmas and circularity.
Host Michael Hanf shares reflections on how circularity can support what many of us want more of at Christmas: less stress, more meaning, better use of resources, and stronger connections.
Along the way, you’ll hear perspectives from leaders in circularity:
- Madeleine Brun Landmark (TOMRA Collection) on reducing waste during the holidays and choosing recyclable or reusable gift wrap.
- Dan Dicker (Circular&Co) on trends in sustainable gift-giving, the value of second-hand gifts, and the principles of circular design.
- Björn Schultz (WWF Germany) on how families are integrating circular practices into their Christmas traditions, from gift swaps to shared experiences.
Why listen?
- Discover how small, intentional choices can reduce waste and enhance the meaning of Christmas.
- Learn about the trends in sustainable gift-giving and how circular design principles can guide your holiday purchases.
- Explore how families and communities are adopting circular practices, often without even labeling them as sustainability.
- Gain insights into how circularity can support the magic of Christmas by fostering connection, reducing clutter, and promoting thoughtful traditions.
Whether you are looking for ways to make your holiday season more sustainable or simply curious about how circularity can align with Christmas traditions, this episode offers practical insights and heartwarming stories to inspire a more thoughtful and joyful celebration.
Keywords: circular economy, Christmas, sustainable traditions, thoughtful gifting, TOMRA, Circular&Co, WWF Germany, gift wrap, second-hand gifts, circular design, holiday waste, meaningful traditions, connection, resource efficiency
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