Treating nature symbolically like women

🌍 From Curiosity to Transformation: Why Don’t More People Care About Climate Change?

Five years ago, I found myself wondering: Why do so many people seem indifferent to climate change? How can we inspire them to care?

These questions led me to dedicate my Master’s thesis to exploring the development of sustainable awareness in our life stories. Today, I understand how childhood care experiences, economic and social backgrounds, and even gender differences shape our approaches to sustainability, solutions, and leadership styles.

🌿 During my research, I uncovered something profound: Nature is treated symbolically like women in our society. Masculine traits are often valued more than feminine ones, which influences how we treat the environment. Women, too, internalize this dynamic, feeling obligated to care for others at the expense of their own energy and emotional resources.

But this isn’t what femininity is truly about.

✨ Empowered femininity is about:

* Receiving and honoring self-worth.

* Setting boundaries for your energy and resources.

* Embracing joyful presence without constant sacrifice.

It’s about breaking free from being an emotional “dumpster” for others—just as nature has become a dumping ground for human waste.

Let’s change this together. Learn the deeply rooted cultural patterns behind climate change and discover how to:

✅Ecologize awareness in yourself and others.

✅Set energetic boundaries with my Manifestation and Energy Work course.

✅Lead with purpose in my Productivity and Leadership course.

🎓 The first batch starts on 14th February—and until the end of January, you can enroll at half price!

🌟 Let´s shape the sustainable transformation. Visit my website ecologicalidentities.com today and take the first step toward empowered change!