Businesses can transition to a circular economy model by redesigning their processes to prioritize resource efficiency, reduce waste, and extend product life cycles. This involves shifting from a "take, make, dispose" approach to one that emphasizes reducing raw material use, reusing products and components, and recycling materials at the end of their life. Key steps include adopting sustainable product design, using renewable resources, creating closed-loop systems where products can be repaired, refurbished, or repurposed, and offering take-back programs to recycle or upcycle products. Businesses also need to invest in technologies that enable material recovery, collaborate with other stakeholders for sustainable supply chains, and educate consumers about the value of circularity. Effective implementation of circular economy principles not only reduces environmental impact but can also drive innovation and create new business opportunities.