In order to see a true transformation, plans on a circular economy should focus on social behaviour and not only in the maxims of zero waste and restoration. We all agree that these two points are vital in the development of a circular economy, but we should take a general approach and analyse human behaviour in a thorough way in order to change certain patterns of consumption. It is also important to raise awareness among the population, increase knowledge and develop certain skills in order to promote collaborative consumption. Regarding the professional world, organisations should prioritize the efficient training of their employees as well as their managers, focusing on explaining the social and human dimensions of the circular economy.