In this episode of The Fabric of America, we finally talk to the man behind the curtain, our AV guy, the one and only: Eric. We explore what sustainability means from a consumer perspective and how small actions can make a difference. Whether it’s making mindful purchasing decisions, reducing waste, or simply showing up for your local community, fulfillment doesn’t have to come from grand gestures or career success.Key Topics:<ul><li>Navigating life’s “middle ground” and redefining success</li><li>The importance of local community involvement</li><li>How small sustainable choices make a big impact</li></ul>Takeaways:<ul><li>Fulfillment doesn’t have to come from career or business—it can be found in community and personal growth</li><li>Comparison can be misleading; everyone is on their own timeline</li><li>Small actions, whether in sustainability or local engagement, can create lasting change</li><li></li></ul>Melissa @ deMelis Atelier <a target="_blank" href="https://demelisatelier.com/">Connecticut Bridal Alterations</a>Matt @ Bards <a target="_blank" href="https://www.bardsclothing.com/our-story">Our Story - Bards — Bards Clothing</a><a target="_blank" href="mailto:fabricofamericapodcast@gmail.com">fabricofamericapodcast@gmail.com</a>

Eric Strand from The Fabric of America: Finding Your Place in Community and Adulthood