Today's 2Buts Award Goes To TrashCon

Episode #40 of The Two But Rule

Nivedha R.M, founder of TrashCon

First, Congratulations!

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Today’s 2Buts Award

My version of morning pages involves searching for great stories of people applying the Two But Rule — whether they know that’s what they are doing or not — and recording them in my “Daily Buts” journal.

In all my recent searches, few stories have blown me away like the story of Nivedha R.M. and her company, TrashCon.

I’m going to start this story the way Nivedha ended it in a recent TedX talk:

A mother starts a bedtime story, “Once upon a time, there was trash.”
The child says, “Mommy, what is trash?”

Subscribers, read on for the full story. You’re going to love it. (Great video.)

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