It's Free to Give

Giving of your experience, knowledge, and perceptions is absolutely free. It is also free for the recipient, depending on where and how you give it.

Florence Nightingale, founder of the first nursing school (1860) said it succinctly: If your experiences would benefit anybody, give them to someone.

As I flash around on youtube and other Internet sources of information, the search is varied and difficult to dredge through. But a well-placed blog on Patch might be easier to find. So is just talking to someone. Let's get smaller and personal; it's time to meet the neighbors! 

Bringing me to the expected: Together Yes publishes the experience, knowledge, and perceptions of many people, not always in agreement with one another, but always on topic with Sustainability (personal, community, region, nation, and world).

Sustainability is a clean word, and it encompasses economics/finances, health, social issues, and environment. I find it hard to imagine that someone wouldn't have an opinion on these matters, or some experience and information to share with neighbors.

Come visit our website: www.tgryes.org  and speak up.So many different areas of sustainable life are being explored there, you may learn something, may think of something you'd like to teach the rest of us.

It is also possible that you may want to propose a topic or to ask a question. You can email us via the Contact button on our website, or email us directly at sustain@tgryes.org.

Comments on articles posted are not permitted, but an email to us will certainly get to the author, and may be published on the site at the discretion of the editor.

It is free to give (and get) the benefit of someone's experience, at Together Yes.