I have 15 years of experience in the field of sustainability in fashion & agriculture, having transitioned from roles rooted in compliance and auditing. I have grappled with my own challenges, recognizing the limitations of the traditional sustainability narrative. I have also witnessed the pitfalls of engaging in what I refer to as "stewardship superiority" during my years of advising farming communities, textile factories and fashion brands and retailers around the world. I am currently in the process of getting divorced from so-called sustainability inc. or corporate sustainability. Through my participation in the POSSIBLE FUTURES course Intro to Decolonial Sustainability, I have come to understand the importance of indigenous autonomy, social justice and environmental justice, embarking on a journey of dissecting power within the context of sustainability.