Resources, both human and natural, are deeply interdependent. Human resources—people’s skills, knowledge, and labor—are needed to extract, process, and manage natural resources effectively. Conversely, natural resources provide the raw materials that humans need to survive, build societies, and drive economic growth. The sustainable use of these resources requires moderation in life, a concept that entails balanced and responsible consumption. This approach ensures that resources are available for current and future generations, preventing overuse and waste. It also encourages a lifestyle that respects the environment and maintains a healthy balance between economic development and ecological preservation.