Do One Thing - DOT
Saatchi & Saatchi believes that sustainability is driven from consumers-up, not companies down, and the heart of True Blue is to inspire people to make the best choices for themselves and for the planet.
Each person is encouraged to choose one thing to pursue regularly. It can be anything from cycling to work or doing laundry with cold water. We call this DOT - Do One Thing. One person's DOT may stand alone, but connect a billion DOTs together and you'll see a movement of change happening.
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Latest DOTs
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AmyMack: In 2012 I am infusing passion into my work by introducing BLUE to the agency in new and exciting ways -
Angela Perry: cleaning with only baking soda, castille soap and vinegar- works wonders, saves money and easy on the body and planet
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G: continue cold water laundry, less running water, unplug
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bt: shorter showers
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sofia: use less paper in the office, by printing less
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Vijay: cycling
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zane.m@saatchi.lv: waste sorting, paper second use
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Bob Sly: Start home composting, diverting 30-50% of my home discards from the landfill. Also keep a "bag of bags" so all my plastic film from various packaging goes to the grocery store's plastic bag recycling pile.
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Tess Gleason: Who is really driving my desire to have the latest consumer goods? Don't let them make me think that I need something when I only want it. I have enough I don't need anymore!
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Jane Seagraves: Always use my recycle bags, I will remember, I will remember, I will remember
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Jennifer: Unplug chargers, can opener, toaster, etc. Turn off lights. Adjust thermostat. Little things add up!
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Ajith: Vote with my wallet - purchase products and services only from those companies that are socially and environmentally responsible.
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Angel Elizalde: Turn off my computer and electronic devices when not using or charging. rinse teeth with cold water
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Sebastian Perez: Unplug appliances and electronic devices when I'm not home. Promote DOT among my social networks and friends around the World. Greetings from Colombia!
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Jonathan: Save water; shower with a friend.
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glenn: Use a sustainable water bottle instead of buying multiple individual bottles of water
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Andrew: My 4 yr old daughter just had her birthday and got a heap of new toys - we are going to donate her old toys so they can hopefully be recycled and other kids can have fun with them. This will be a regular thing from now on.....will be a couple of good lessons in there for my daughter
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Erin Lyons: I'm walking to and from work each day. Saves me $40 a month in bus fare, provides me with 4.5 miles/day of walking exercise, and gives me 1.5 hours/day to explore San Francisco while listening to new music on Spotify!
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Kevin: I will only do my laundry in cold water.
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Efie Kassoura: Cycling every Synday. Meet with friends, have lunch together and then cycling back home.
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Tara Lokanc: humannovate, a not-for-profit SLOW food think tank
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David Gill: gardening
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regitze bay: only buy what you really need
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Brian Keith Barger: I'm working with a group of professionals from Los Angeles to the Pentagon on a revolutionary renewable energy system that converts municipal waste into clean green electrical power. Waste to Energy (WTE) is our goal... for the World
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Amy: eat mostly veggies / more skype meetings instead of flights.
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Jenni: work out regularly
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Shauna: Eat less, eat local, eat veggies.
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Melani: Vegetarian
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Henry: Recycle and engage others.
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Jason McBriarty: Wash less, wash in cold, line-dry and donate my cloths when no longer needed
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james w schumacher: start to vermiculture and watch your food scrapes disappear and your flora thrive!
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Matthias Lehner: Go dumpster diving (skipping) at least once a week to reduce food waste and talk about it to change peoples' views on what food is worth.
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Kat Kirsch: Bring a set of silverware to work and avoid using plastic utensils.
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Randy Robison: Conserve energy by shutting of lights when I leave a room
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ankit rastogi: using public transport system
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Luiz Alberto de Melo Brettas: Walking or using the public transport system whenever is possible, instead of driving my car.
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Christopher: Dedicate my life to developing (my own and other's) leadership for sustainability, and raising the level of consciousness within my sphere of influence.
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Guillaume FERY: Continue to cycle to work (9Km) and to raise awareness of my 3 kids towards sustainability. Use technology as a useful tool to reduce impact, but still focus on real life relationship !
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Kazumi Tait: Continue to build a tool so that more and more corporations can participate in sustainable investments, for its employees, for communities and for our climate goals
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Mac: Grow whatever food I can on our tiny balcony at home. (Currently have peppers, herbs and a strawberry plant.)
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Aldo Castaneda: Build a company to develop a new type of portable, glass-lined re-usable container that takes the plastics out of your potions and out of the oceans.
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Qi Zhong: grow algae to fix carbon dioxide, the algal biomass could be used to produce other products.
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Amy Leventhal: Travel with my own bamboo utensils instead of using single-use, throw-away plastic ones when eating out.
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Carrie Clark: Wash dishes with cold water
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matthieu B: Bring back cans or plastic bottles used at work to my home because of the lack of the right bin at my job
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Celine: "annoy" my family and friends in doing more...
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Simon Mann: One day a week, don't buy meat and give the money you would have spent to charity..
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Desyree Lotter: Volunteer at a soup Kitchen in Johannesburg's Inner City
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Kate: Work out before noon twice per week
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Sabina: Unplug all your appliances in your home if you go away. Leaving your appliances plugged in still means your using electrical power.
