Yes, balancing speed with sustainability is possible by implementing a few key strategies: Agile Development: Use agile methodologies to iterate quickly while incorporating sustainable practices at each stage. Eco-Friendly Materials: Choose sustainable materials and suppliers that can deliver quickly. Efficient Processes: Streamline processes to reduce waste and improve efficiency. Cross-Functional Teams: Foster collaboration between teams to integrate sustainability without compromising speed. Continuous Improvement: Regularly review and refine practices to enhance both speed and sustainability.

You don't have to choose between speed and sustainability. You need to redesign your thinking. here's what works for me ?? 1?? The GREEN Framework: G - Go local first R - Reduce before recycling E - Efficient by design E - Eliminate waste N - New tech adoption 2?? Hard truths about speed vs sustainability: - 90% of waste happens in planning - Local > Global for both speed & sustainability - Tech debt = Environmental debt 3?? My non-negotiables: - 50km supplier radius - Zero-waste sprints - Weekly carbon tracking - Monthly impact reviews ?? Sustainability isn't a feature It's your product's foundation Fast ≠ Wasteful Sustainable ≠ Slow The future belongs to those who build both.