Regenerative Business: How to Align Your Business with Nature for More Abundance, Fulfillment, and Impact
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my brain makes more connections and comes up with new ideas when my hands are in the dirt and I’m surrounded by plants.
have a big Why that’s fueling your business growth and actions? • [Fire] How’s your cash flow? Are you throwing money at things to fix problems? Do you even know where your money is going, or are you burning through it unintentionally? • [Air] Are you creating intellectual property? • [Air] Are you regularly and consistently communicating with your
... See morea belief system in which all life has consciousness, including rocks, metals, and air. When we tap into this, we tap into more power than we know. We tap into the truth that we’re not alone. And when we access the work we’re meant to do on the planet—the work you’re hopefully infusing into your business—you will be supported.
“Entrepreneurs are willing to work 80 hours a week, to avoid working 40 hours a week.” —Lori Greiner
Stop reading Marxist literature and unfollow people spouting that money is bad and capitalism is causing the destruction of the planet. You can return to it in a few months, I promise. While you’re restacking your deck, be intentional about your inputs. Look for inspiration that it’s possible. Fill your RAS with examples of people doing radical wor
... See more“Mounting evidence from multiple scientific studies shows that many fruits, vegetables, and grains grown today carry less protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, riboflavin, and vitamin C than those that were grown decades ago.”18
But what are we giving up if we’re only thinking about how many fucking humans we can fit on this planet? We’re giving up other animal species. We’re giving up jungles and forests
Knowing the energetics of the seasons allows your business to ground into the larger cycles at play, and it allows you to find peace where you’re at.
From the industrial lens, our business is a way to extract money, not liberate society. Other Side Effects of the Industrial Revolution 1. Objectification: Everything and everyone is a tool to be used. 2. Limited resources: There’s no focus on renewal, so we need to grab up what’s available as quickly as possible (definitely before the next guy), o
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