Regenerative Business: How to Align Your Business with Nature for More Abundance, Fulfillment, and Impact

With cycles surrounding us the moment we tune in to any element of Nature (including ourselves and the cosmos), it’s shocking that we’ve been brainwashed into the fallacy of perpetual growth—of bigger is better, and more is more.

The Yurok, Karuk, Hupa, Miwok, and Chumash tribes across California, and hundreds of other Indigenous tribes, have been doing controlled burns for millennia, realizing that smaller fires in intentional areas prevent massive fires that would overtake the entire forest. This practice is continued to this day by Indigenous people and park rangers alik

“Entrepreneurs are willing to work 80 hours a week, to avoid working 40 hours a week.” —Lori Greiner

With a craft, there’s never perfection. With a craft, you’re in constant practice and relationship with it.

What’s not your #1 priority right now? (Even if you feel a little guilty admitting it.)

[Water] Are your clients and customers having a massive transformation that leads to working with you or through your products? • [Water] Do you have enough people engaging with your business? Are a good percentage of people purchasing from you after engaging with your business?

Instead of “buyers” or “sales,” you have people who have entrusted you to help them change their lives.

Decide how many hours you’re “allowed” to work this week. 2. Write out a list of everything that has to get done. 3. Write how long you expect it to take to finish each task. Add it up. Are you within your allowed time? • Yes? Continue to #4. • No? What can you delete or label as totally unnecessary? What are you allotting too much time for? What c

the most important indicator in your safety today, and in an unknown future, is your community. And I’m talking your direct in-person neighbors.