EPISODE · Feb 8, 2026 · 1H 20M
You don't need willpower, you need PERMACULTURE w/ Cecilia Macaulay
from Reskillience · host Catie Payne
You’ve heard of swales… but what about swales in the brain to slow and deepen our human experience? Join me and Cecilia Macaulay for one of those special convos that gets to the heart of life’s gnarliest struggles; our biggest messes, our greatest failures, our everyday chaos… and uses permaculture design to harness their power.This episode will particularly chime with “forgetful, distractible” types, clutter accumulators, chaos agents, overwhelm junkies, and anyone with a hunch that a few elegant household systems could MASSIVELY increase their effectiveness in the world.WE COVERInsane wisdom from Bill MollisonMeeting Masanobu FukuokaThe FIVE RULES OF HARMONIOUS PERMIE SHAREHOUSESJapanese rules of Non-Complaint and Taking Full ResponsibilityGrowing an enduring permaculture spiritHow to become a world expert in a tiny little thingCreating a failure protocolUpward spiralsPermaculture for heartbreakBeing an effective human later in lifeMore than medication for neurodiversityThe connection between untidy houses and traumaMaking your kitchen sink a shrine to beauty and goodnessSetting a household culture using mirror neuronsThe eco-footprint of universitySTOP AWFULISING!Permaculture zones in the homeWhy to share what’s spareSTOP COLONISING CREATIVE VOID!Expanding the edges of our gifts and talentsBeautiful messcapesKnollingWhat “can’t be bothered” really codes forHow to use imagination to improve your memory🧙♀️ LINKY POOS 🧙♀️Cecilia’s home on the webCecilia’s nine month home harmonising projectThe Edible Balcony Garden ~ Indira NaidooSand Talk ~ Tyson YunkaportaScreen Zen AppWWOOF, HelpX & WorkawayPolyvagal theory🧡Join the Reskillience community on Patreon 🧡Thanks to kangaroovindaloo for the singing bowls: License: Attribution 4.0
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