The Regenerative Design Podcast™

“Let’s stop doing the research and let’s actually execute on it and build something.”Food systems fail when they deliver calories without dignity, convenience, or nutrition. Real access means healthy food that fits people’s daily lives, budgets, culture, and time constraints. When communities lack nearby fresh options, preventable disease rises while local farmers struggle. Regenerative solutions work best when health care, agriculture, retail, and community trust are designed to support one another instead of operating in silos.Eli Moraru explains how those failures became the foundation for a new model in Philadelphia. After seeing families offered raw food boxes that were hard to use, he began building a neighborhood grocer where SNAP users can access healthy ingredients and legally exchange them for hot ready meals. Eli shares how financing barriers, policy gaps, and outdated assumptions were overcome by combining workforce training, health partnerships, and direct purchasing from regenerative farms.Eli is the Co-Founder and President of The Community Grocer, a nonprofit building neighborhood-based food systems that connect regenerative farmers, healthcare, and local access. An award-winning social entrepreneur focused on food justice and community-led change, Eli was named a Forbes 30 Under 30 Honoree and received the Penn President’s Sustainability Prize for his work redesigning how healthy food reaches underserved communities.https://www.thecommunitygrocer.org/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“The industrial food system is really good at producing calories… it’s not great at producing nutritious food”Regenerative agriculture challenges the dominant narrative around food, climate, and land use by reframing farming as an ecological system rather than an industrial process. Instead of removing animals, this approach integrates them intentionally to rebuild soil, enhance biodiversity, and restore degraded landscapes. The conversation emphasizes that many environmental problems attributed to livestock are actually the result of poor management practices. Real solutions are context-specific, requiring local adaptation, ecological literacy, and a systems-thinking mindset that prioritizes long-term resilience over short-term efficiency.Robb Wolf shares how his journey from biochemistry into health and nutrition led him to question mainstream dietary and environmental assumptions. He explains that well-managed grazing systems can rehabilitate land and produce nutrient-dense food while highlighting the industrial food system’s strength in calories—but weakness in nutrition and ecological health. He also underscores the importance of adaptability in both individuals and systems.Robb is a former research biochemist, two-time New York Times bestselling author, and co-author of Sacred Cow. He is widely known for his work in evolutionary nutrition and for advocating regenerative agriculture as a solution to both human and planetary health challenges.Learn more & connect:Sacred Cow by Robb Wolf & Diana RodgersRevolutionary solutions to modern life: https://robbwolf.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/robb-wolf-008b996a/Also in this episode:Alan Savory TED TalkExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“And so the whole global food system is just set up to not see the good guys and not allow consumers to see the good guys.”Regenerative design thrives at the intersection of ecology and economics. It’s not just about restoring soil or ecosystems—it’s about creating systems that are financially viable, scalable, and rooted in long-term thinking. True regeneration requires aligning values with business models, ensuring that environmental restoration is supported by strong branding, communication, and market positioning.Melissa Baer shares how her journey from farming to entrepreneurship led her to focus on closing the gap between regenerative projects and the modern tools needed to grow them. She highlights the importance of storytelling, marketing, and technology in helping regenerative initiatives reach wider audiences and secure sustainable funding, emphasizing that many projects struggle not from lack of vision, but from lack of infrastructure.Melissa is the CEO of Backstory with 20 years of experience across food and tech. She was one of the first to sell organic meat online in Canada and now provides software development services to leading agriculture brands in New Zealand, advising top food and fiber companies on growth and innovation.https://www.backstorytech.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissabaerExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“We do not try to solve problems. Nature always works with potential.”Regeneration begins when we stop trying to fix isolated problems and instead learn to work with whole systems. Rather than focusing on outputs, metrics, or checklists, this approach asks a deeper question: what is the role of this project within the larger system of life? True regenerative work moves beyond sustainability by shifting attention from reducing harm to activating potential—aligning human activity with the inherent intelligence of nature. It requires embracing complexity, working with paradox, and recognizing that transformation happens through relationships, not control.Bill Reed explains how regenerative design integrates ecological, social, and economic systems into a unified whole. He shares how frameworks like the “law of three” help resolve conflict by moving beyond compromise into harmonization. Reed emphasizes that meaningful change comes not from convincing others, but from cultivating curiosity, aligning purpose, and building a shared field of care.Bill is a regenerative practitioner, architect, and systems thinker who helps define how modern design engages with living systems. As a principal at Regenesis, he's spent decades advancing Regenerative Development, an approach that integrates ecological, social, and human systems into a unified, living process. His work focuses on elevating the role of design beyond efficiency and sustainability, toward creating conditions that enhance the vitality and potential of entire communities and ecosystems.A co-founder of the LEED Green Building Rating System and founding board member of the U.S. Green Building Council, Bill has been at the forefront of the green building movement since its inception. He is also co-author of The Integrative Design Guide to Green Building, a foundational text that reshaped how practitioners approach sustainability through whole-systems thinking.Bill has consulted on hundreds of projects worldwide, from individual buildings to large-scale urban master plans, and is a sought-after keynote speaker and lecturer, with engagements at institutions including Harvard, MIT, Princeton, and the University of Pennsylvania.Learn more & connect:Regenesis Institute: https://www.regenerat.es/https://regenesisgroup.com/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“Changes can’t happen standalone by one company, it will require participation from peers, from supply chain partners, from government policy.”The world is beginning the conversation of moving towards a greener future. What part do major businesses play in these next steps? A renewable future cannot be created by one person; change takes place with the participation of many, whether that be lawyers and finance companies funding future projects, or the electrification of transportation vehicles becoming more widespread, it takes major conversations over the course of months or years to see these plans come into action.Ankit Todi of the Mahindra Group, shares his passions and exciting plans; this conversation walks through the major strides toward the future of green and renewable energy. Where action has already been taken and change already made, and what eliminating existing and future major emissions could mean not only for the Mahindra Group and other large scale businesses, but for the environment and our planet.Born in Dibrugarh, India- a city known for its tea gardens and rich green space, Ankit grew to love the nature surrounding him. With his background in engineering, leading him into management consulting, Ankit eventually ended up with the opportunity to implement his passion with professionalism, carrying through into his position as Chief Sustainability Officer, offering him the opportunity to create a major impact in the sustainability movement within the Mahindra Group and eventually implementing the Planet Positive strategy.https://www.mahindra.com/LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/ankit-todi-bb891a25/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“We won actually the first lawsuit, successful lawsuit in Ecuador and in the world defending the rights of nature.”Regeneration begins when humanity stops positioning itself above nature and instead recognizes itself as part of a living system. True regenerative design restores balance by aligning law, economics, and human values with the intelligence of the natural world. When nature is granted agency, ecosystems are no longer resources to be managed, but partners to be respected.Norie Huddle, author, lifelong activist, and pioneer of the global Rights of Nature movement, shares how rivers, forests, and land can hold legal standing—and how indigenous wisdom informed one of the world’s first successful court cases defending the rights of nature. The conversation weaves together regeneration, law, and activism, framing humanity’s current moment as a necessary transformation rather than collapse. The butterfly metaphor becomes a lens for understanding how small, aligned groups can catalyze systemic change.Norie has worked in environmental and peace movements since the 1960s and played a central role in the landmark Ecuadorian court case that legally recognized a river as a rights-bearing entity. Her work bridges spirituality, legal innovation, and regenerative systems thinking, offering a long-view perspective on how humanity can realign with the living world.Learn more & connect:Website: https://noriehuddle.earth/Book: Butterflyhttps://a.co/d/evvmCIdBook: How to Live a Life You LoveOrganization: Pachamama AllianceTEDx Talk: Search Nori Huddle TEDx – The Best Game on EarthExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“Today people are driven away from farming, gardening, and moving towards technology side, which is pretty much decreasing our earth.”A healthier future starts with choosing better inputs—better soil, better materials, and better habits. The episode explores how real regeneration comes from everyday decisions: rejecting cheap chemicals, composting what we consume, understanding where pollutants travel, and recognizing that the Earth is something we borrow, not something we own. It highlights the idea that restoring land begins with restoring our relationship to it, and practical steps like composting, planting, and avoiding glyphosates can dramatically improve soil, water, and long-term health.Leo Rivera shares how his generation views the planet and why the smallest actions matter most. Leo explains how harmful chemicals move through soil into waterways, why composting is one of the simplest regenerative tools we have, and how grounding, gardening, and time in nature help counter a world increasingly dominated by screens. He brings clarity to how better choices ripple outward into healthier ecosystems.Leo is a 10-year-old creator with a passion for gardening, soil health, regenerative thinking, and digital awareness. His curiosity, early environmental understanding, and desire to help others learn make him a powerful representative of the generation inheriting the planet.Learn more & connect:You can reach Leo at [email protected]://buybacktimeformula.com/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“Phones are designed like slot machines… It’s called variable rewards… and that’s the same exact way the scroll works on our phone… our brains become obsessed with the next dopamine hit.”Modern life trains the brain for instant rewards and endless scroll, eroding patience, attention, and real-world engagement. Replacing frictionless feeds with natural stopping cues—journaling on waking, moving the phone out of sight, stepping outside—rewires neural pathways toward delayed gratification, focus, and grounded wellbeing. Nature isn’t a luxury; it’s the antidote to stimulus overload and a gateway to more resilient habits.Shannon Coulter explains how our devices hijack dopamine through variable rewards and infinite scroll, keeping us chasing the next hit. Her antidote is simple and practical: small daily rituals that re-anchor attention in the real world. She calls it the “Swiss Army phone” approach—use one tool, close it, and move on. Shannon’s ideas invite parents to create a culture of curiosity and play, teaching kids that joy doesn’t come from pixels but from dirt, laughter, and connection.Shannon is a published author and creator of Planet FASSA—an ecosystem of stories, points-based offline activities, and parent tools that gamify real-world play. Her classes unpack dopamine science and practical steps families can use today.Learn more & connect:Find the following plus many more resources at Shannon’s website, https://sscoulter.com/. The Fassa Tails Children Book series by Author S.S. Coulter God's Dad Jokes: Hilarious Dad Jokes and Family-Friendly Bible Puns – Perfect Gift for Dads, Friends, and Church Family https://a.co/d/dCoqxc5Also in this episode: Baby Einstein Nailed It!Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“You don’t require perfection to make a difference in the world. You just require passion.”Sustainability begins with the self, extends to relationships, and finally scales into business. When we approach design from this layered perspective, every choice becomes an opportunity to align with nature. Homes and communities are not just shelters—they can be built as living systems that protect health, conserve resources, and serve as legacies for generations to come.Armando and Anita Ortega share their vision of Zero Energy Developments, a company committed to creating net zero, healthy smart communities. From filtered water and regenerative gardens to resilient energy systems, their work challenges the status quo of housing. They explain how shifting focus from profit to purpose opens the door to innovation that heals both people and the planet.Armando and Anita have worked together for over three decades across ministry, business, and family life. Now, as co-founders of Zero Energy Developments, they are channeling their shared values into building America’s first net zero communities.Zero Energy Developments: www.zendevhomes.comEmails: [email protected] | [email protected] Box Homes: https://www.greenboxus.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SEGADORESDEVIDAExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“It’s very important that you be not only the change that you want to see in the world, but also finance that change that you want to see in the world.”Regenerative design requires more than short-term fixes—it calls for long visions that outlast any single generation. At the core of this episode is the principle that farming is not ownership but stewardship, where land, biodiversity, and community are passed forward in healthier, richer conditions.Peter Michel Heilmann shares his global journey through Africa, Europe, and beyond, where he witnessed both the harsh realities of inequality and the resilience of communities close to nature. He shares insights into creating a 1000 year vision for farms and land stewards to develop financing models like Earth Certificates showing how regenerative farming can move beyond debt and bureaucracy.Peter Michel Heilmann is one of the pioneers in sustainability, founder of WholistiQ, a former Managing Partner of Nordic Circular Hotspot, and co-founder of Global Compact Networks in Finland and Greece. He has authored seven books and today dedicates his work to helping farmers and land stewards craft thriving, future-proof farms, estates and communities.https://www.linkedin.com/in/pmheilmann/Follow Peter Michel's regenerative journey:https://followthesigns.earth/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design: Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects.  https://www.paulownia-la.com/. Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/. Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/. Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“If we remove the building… nature should be able to take over… instantly and thrive there.”Housing is one of the biggest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions—responsible for around 40% worldwide—and one of the most wasteful industries, generating 30% of global waste annually. In Canada, outdated zoning, urban sprawl, and material inefficiencies push costs sky-high while making homes less resilient to climate change.Stéphane Doise, founder of CORE (Climate Oriented Real Estate), is tackling these problems head-on. His approach: dismantlable, small-scale multi-unit buildings made from natural, low-toxicity materials; optimized for energy efficiency; and designed to relocate if land becomes unviable. By combining low-tech reliability with high performance, he reduces embodied carbon, operational costs, and waste—while improving community connection and climate resilience.Stéphane Doise is an architect, former firefighter, and urban infrastructure expert who has worked in Munich and Canada. With decades of hands-on experience in both public works and sustainable design, he now leads CORE to rethink housing for a finite world.https://www.core-we-care.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/st%C3%A9phane-schneider/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“Creating community is so rewarding and beautiful. And those are the two reasons why I do it.”Community transformation begins with the way we build—and sell. From regenerative soil care to designing spaces that nurture human connection, this episode explores how real estate can foster healing environments. The conversation blends principles of sustainability, densification, and wellness in business, asking: what if development meant community regeneration, not just construction?Jennifer Dechaine shares how her childhood on an organic acreage and her two-decade journey in sales shaped a vision of real estate that’s as heart-centered as it is profitable. She talks about leading with values, rejecting burnout culture, and embedding education, nature, and multigenerational gardening into new builds. Her heart-forward framework reframes sales as a noble, creative act.Jennifer Dechaine is the founder of Urban Bricks, a regenerative development company focused on community creation through infill densification. She’s also the founder of Congruent Projects, where she teaches transformational sales leadership with a focus on wellness, alignment, and soft skills.Learn more & connect:https://www.urbanbrix.cahttps://www.congruentprojects.comExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“The only way to help people get out of poverty is to help them make money.”The episode unpacks how long-term poverty alleviation must go beyond charity and shift toward systems that generate wealth locally. Using the lens of real estate development, the conversation reveals that when people are empowered with knowledge, infrastructure, and access, they gain both dignity and sustainability. The key lies in designing environments where communities can thrive economically, socially, and ecologically—not as recipients of aid, but as creators of value.Sam Sells shares deep lessons from his years in military global health, working with NGOs and governments in underserved countries. He explains how Impact Growth Capital is rethinking affordable housing by integrating solar-powered infrastructure, on-site education, childcare, and an AI platform to guide residents from $0 to $50K income in two years. He critiques the inefficiencies of top-down aid and lays out how economic incentives can drive transformative regeneration.Sam Sells is the CEO of Impact Growth Capital and the host of The Disruptive Capitalist. A U.S. military veteran, he spent over a decade in global health and now builds purpose-driven communities that uplift the poor while delivering returns for investors. Website: https://impactgrowthcap.com Email: [email protected] LinkedIn: Samuel Sells Podcast: The Disruptive CapitalistExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“We’re losing the ability to think. Every waking moment is now consuming information… but we’re not thinking. We’ve stopped becoming creative. And my biggest fear for the new generation coming through is that they’re not thinkers, they’re not innovators.”Real estate can be a tool for regeneration—not just profit. In this episode, we explore how land and buildings can be transformed to restore ecosystems, unlock creativity, and generate lasting value. Whether it’s converting sheep farms into vineyards or office buildings into AI data centers, this conversation reveals how design and innovation can turn real estate into an engine for ecological and economic resilience.Dolf De Roos shares how he’s used real estate to regenerate deserts, spark local economies, and increase property value without heavy spending. From coffee shop installs to methane-powered dairy farms, his examples reveal how vision paired with practicality can create major impact.Dolf De Roos is a world-renowned real estate educator, author of 23 books, and one of the top 20 real estate teachers globally. With a background in electrical engineering, he blends science, finance, and creativity to change how we see land and possibility.Learn more & connect:https://www.dolfderoos.com/homepage-a101 Ways to Massively Increase the Value of Your Real Estate without Spending Much Moneyhttps://a.co/d/bHhmniDExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“Making sure that we’re really blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces, you know, and figuring out how to blur the lines between indoor and outdoor programming so it seems really seamless.”Creating spaces that truly work means thinking beyond aesthetics. In this episode, we explore how thoughtful design can blend indoor and outdoor environments, support multiple uses, and foster genuine human connection. From health and wellness amenities to vibrant hospitality experiences, it’s about designing places that adapt to the way people actually live, work, and gather—today and in the future.Paige Byrd shares her approach to creating multifunctional hospitality spaces by collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, integrating nature into built environments, and helping clients phase developments through feasibility studies. She explains how to build “vibes,” not just buildings, and why thoughtful planning leads to more resilient and vibrant communities. Her advice? Listen deeply, adapt smartly, and lead with heart.Paige Byrd is the Co-President of Thiel & Thiem, a multidisciplinary architecture and interior design firm specializing in hospitality, wellness, and community-centric projects. She’s a passionate leader who blends business savvy with soulful design.Learn more & connect:https://thielandteam.com/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“I believe that the best way to inspire change is to live it out loud.”In this special solo episode, I’m doing something new: every two weeks, I’ll be sharing personal insights and lessons from the field to help you make your business—and your life—more regenerative.To kick things off, I’m telling my own story: how I went from a conventional path to designing landscapes, projects, and businesses that serve both people and the planet. I also highlight some of the most powerful moments from past episodes—so if you’re new here, this is the perfect place to start.Expect reflections on soil, strategy, slow growth, and how small decisions can lead to big impact over time.If you’re ready to build something meaningful, grounded, and truly alive—this one’s for you.Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“I think it’s really important to like, keep your morals and your values in your business that you have in your private life.”Many people dream of doing meaningful work, but few manage to build a business that regenerates both human health and the planet. This episode dives deep into what it means to grow a regenerative brand—literally and figuratively—rooted in whole foods, soil health, and uncompromising quality. From freeze-dried mushrooms to rainforest conservation, this is entrepreneurship in service to life.We hear from someone who bootstrapped a business from a dusty festival stall to a globally shipped wellness brand without compromising on values. Through stories of failed ventures, compost bucket disasters, and high-integrity product decisions, he explains why growing food and growing business aren’t so different: both require patience, consistency, and reverence for nature.Justin A.H. Snyder is the founder of Forest Superfoods, an Australia-based company offering high-integrity superfood products. A lifelong entrepreneur and regenerative advocate, he’s also a passionate home grower and conservation supporter funding rainforest protection through every sale.Learn more & connect: Forest Superfoods🔗 https://www.forestsuperfoods.com.au🔗 https://www.forestsuperfoods.com Rainforest RescueThe nonprofit Justin partners with to protect and restore Australia’s Daintree Rainforest.🔗 https://www.rainforestrescue.org.au Bill HicksA comedian referenced by Justin for his sharp, unfiltered commentary on society and nature.Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

"Belonging is a human desire that we have. And so, you know, we just want to help people connect in a meaningful way. And here at HOA.com, we focus on doing life with your neighbors, the people that you live next to, and we believe you should help the people around you and really get connected to the neighborhood that you live in.”Regenerative design isn’t just about soil health and water conservation—it’s about people. Strong, connected communities are the foundation of resilient, thriving ecosystems, and the way we design neighborhoods can either foster or hinder those connections. By rethinking homeowner associations (HOAs) and integrating communal spaces, shared green areas, and meaningful interactions, we create a future where people feel a deep sense of belonging. In an age of automation and digital distraction, real human connection may just be the most valuable resource we can cultivate.Brandon Barnum has spent his career mastering the art of community-building, from the mortgage industry to tech startups to his current venture, HOA.com. He believes that unity through community isn’t just a slogan—it’s a necessity for both personal and business success. In this episode, he shares insights on how referrals, collaboration, and local engagement can transform the way people connect and do business. From creating local events to structuring partnerships that benefit entire neighborhoods, his work focuses on making communities more connected, functional, and profitable.Brandon Barnum is the founder and CEO of HOA.com, a platform designed to improve homeowner associations and help local businesses connect with their communities. He is also the author of Raving Referrals, a book that teaches business owners how to build strong referral networks. With a background in the mortgage industry and tech entrepreneurship, he has dedicated his career to fostering trust, connection, and economic growth within communities.Learn more & connect:Home Owner’s Association website:https://www.hoa.comRaving Referrals by Brandon Barnumhttps://www.amazon.com/Raving-Referrals-Blueprint-Attract-Clients/dp/1953153898Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life by Héctor García and Francesc Miralleshttps://www.amazon.com/Ikigai-Japanese-Secret-Long-Happy/dp/0143130722Podmatch (Podcast guest and host matching platform)https://www.podmatch.comExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Paulownia trees and their sustainable potential at https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“We’ve reached the stage where we need to be more than green, we need to be more than sustainable, which is an upgrade from green, we need to become regenerative.”The future of sustainability isn’t only about doing less harm—it’s about reversing damage. Regenerative design takes this challenge head-on, integrating nature-positive strategies in construction, energy, and agriculture to create systems that not only sustain but actively improve the environment. By shifting away from conventional materials like concrete, steel, and timber—which contribute heavily to carbon emissions and deforestation—there’s a massive opportunity to build homes and infrastructure that are healthier, longer-lasting, and energy-independent. The key? Using abundant, locally sourced materials like compressed earth bricks and integrating passive solar design, renewable energy, and closed-loop food production systems.Frederic Pouyot is a pioneer in regenerative construction, advocating for building systems that are cost-effective, durable, and fully energy-autonomous. His projects blend earth-based building techniques with advanced energy solutions, creating communities that generate more energy than they consume. His approach challenges the outdated paradigms of conventional construction, proving that regenerative housing can be built faster, at half the cost, and with a fraction of the environmental footprint. He is also involved in large-scale projects integrating solar energy and sustainable transportation, including a high-speed, elevated rail system.Frederic is the Dean of the International Real Estate Development Institute, President of E3 Habitat, and CEO of GPEKS. With a background spanning solar energy, international development, and regenerative architecture, he has consulted for governments, utilities, and organizations like the World Bank. Now, he’s turning decades of research into action, developing regenerative housing communities and infrastructure projects across Canada and beyond.Learn more & connect: ⁠LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederic-pouyot ⁠Earth Construction NGO: E3habitat.org ⁠Executive Master in Green Land Development: https://sites.google.com/view/iredi/ ⁠Development Company: gpeks.com “The Ploughman’s Folly” by Edward H. Faulknerhttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10241734-plowman-s-folly “Common Ground” documentaryhttps://commongroundfilm.org/https://www.paulownia-la.com/https://www.12lawsofnature.com/https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams

“Nature is this incredibly complex organism, and if you put good things in, good things tend to come out.”Let me tell you something about the big lessons from life: they often involve water, wind, and a touch of madness. At least, that’s my takeaway after diving into this transcript. It’s all about navigating challenges—whether you’re steering a ship through wild oceans, grappling with complex environmental issues, or simply finding purpose in your daily grind. The principles? Embrace hard things, adapt to what’s real, and never underestimate the power of genuine effort. Adventure, it turns out, isn’t just about going places—it’s about living with intention, whether you’re on a boat or behind a desk.Our guest, a sailor-turned-scientist-turned-digital-marketer (because why not?), takes these principles to heart. From braving the treacherous Southern Ocean to conducting groundbreaking citizen science, his insights highlight the interconnectedness of everything. He discusses how small, focused efforts—like deploying scientific tools or supporting good policy—can lead to monumental impacts. Whether it’s protecting marine ecosystems or helping others build their digital presence, his stories remind us that tackling tough challenges is worth every ounce of effort.Bert terHart is an adventurer, oceanographer, and entrepreneur with a knack for turning wild ideas into impactful realities. The first North or South American to complete a nonstop solo circumnavigation of the globe using only a sextant, Bert combines a love for the sea with a passion for technology. As the founder and CEO of Next Generation SEO and Lead Brain AI, he’s not only helping businesses get noticed online but also making waves in environmental research and advocacy.Learn more and connect:Bert on LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/bertterhart/?originalSubdomain=caLeadBrainAIhttps://gbpcrush.leadbrain.ai/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“Hey, it's not a cost. It's a lot of doom and gloom; sustainability, climate change, all that stuff. It's actually a business opportunity. And by the way, you're not exploiting it properly. This is how you should do it.”If sustainability isn't woven into the fabric of your business strategy, you're missing out on more than just saving the planet—you're leaving money on the table. In this episode, sustainability expert Lee Stewart dives into how businesses can transform ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) challenges into opportunities for growth and competitive advantage. From his early inspirations in New Zealand to crafting award-winning strategies for corporate giants, Lee shares practical steps to embed sustainability into every layer of your business. The secondary theme—"building impactful legacies"—emphasizes how companies can use sustainability as a vehicle for long-term societal and environmental contributions, turning good intentions into transformative action.Lee also talks about his book, "How to Build Sustainability into Your Business Strategy," which outlines his confidence, commitment, and consistency (Triple C) framework. He offers insights into making sustainability part of daily operations, moving beyond mere reporting to real, measurable action. Whether you're a mid-sized company or a corporate giant, this conversation provides actionable strategies for achieving both profitability and purpose.Lee Stewart is a best-selling author and ESG specialist with over 20 years of experience in corporate sustainability. Known for his Triple C framework, Lee has helped countless businesses integrate sustainability into their operations while driving growth. Based in Australia, Lee is also an advocate for regenerative practices in the Pacific Islands, working with governments to create circular economies.Learn more and connect:- Lee Stewart’s website: http://LeeStewart.com.au- Corporate site: http://ESGStrategy.com.au- Book: How to Build Sustainability into Your Business Strategyhttps://a.co/d/708XBPTExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“Stop waiting for the stars to align. And waiting for money. See, I don’t even think you need money. There’s ways to do anything without money.”Here’s something you might not know: the U.S. has an untapped treasure trove of government grants ready to support regenerative design projects. In this episode, the iconic Matthew Lesko—also known as the “Question Man”—guides us through the maze of resources available to help you fund your environmental dreams. With over 50 years of experience, Matthew shares his unique journey and the quirks that led him to become the go-to expert on government grants. From farming subsidies to funding community gardens, this episode explores practical steps to secure financial support for your green initiatives while staying true to your mission.Matthew Lesko, famously known as the “Question Man,” has dedicated his career to uncovering government grant opportunities in the U.S. His colorful personality (and suits!) make him unforgettable, but it’s his expertise in helping people navigate free resources to better their lives and communities that sets him apart.Learn more and connect:• Findhelp.orghttp://www.findhelp.org/• LeskoHelp.comhttps://www.leskohelp.com/• Matthew Lesko’s YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/MatthewLeskoExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“If you think of regeneration, it’s not a new system, it’s the oldest system there is. That’s how nature works. It’s the process of healing and rebuilding, whether it’s soil, ecosystems, or even our bodies.”Turns out, your body and the planet have a lot in common—they both thrive on regeneration and will punish you for neglect. This episode dives into the fascinating parallels between soil health and human health, revealing how a holistic approach can transform everything from your energy levels to your environmental impact. Spoiler alert: the secret isn’t just kale.Our guest takes us on a journey from training NBA stars to founding a health coaching business that connects personal wellness with global sustainability. Along the way, he shares how rethinking health as a regenerative system—not just a bunch of quick fixes—can help you feel better, live longer, and maybe even save the planet. It’s not just about feeling good after a workout; it’s about living a life that makes the Earth want to keep you around.Parker Condit is a health coach, personal trainer, and the founder of InTouch Health and Performance. With years of experience working with elite athletes, Parker now focuses on helping people build sustainable health habits while embracing their connection to the planet. He’s also the host of Exploring Health, Macro to Micro, where he unpacks the big and small ways we can all live better.Learn more and connect:1. InTouch Health and Performance (Parker Condit’s Website):https://www.intouchhealthperformance.com2. Exploring Health Podcast by Parker Condit:https://exploringhealthpodcast.com3. Exploring Health Podcast:• Spotify: https://www.spotify.com (for Exploring Health Podcast)• Apple Podcasts: https://www.apple.com/apple-podcasts/ (for Exploring Health Podcast)Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“The human being has shown that we can solve big environmental problems. And one of the drivers on the CO2 and decarbonization is I truly believe that human innovation, human energy to solve issues can lead to good solutions.”Are the high seas the key to solving our planet’s environmental crisis?As the world searches for sustainable solutions to combat climate change, few industries face the same challenges—and opportunities—as maritime shipping. The shipping sector has long been a cornerstone of global commerce, but its environmental impact is undeniable. What if the ships that connect the world could also lead the charge toward a greener, cleaner future?Explore the transformative potential of hydrogen and ammonia as alternative fuels, the regulatory hurdles shaping the industry, and the groundbreaking innovations that could redefine maritime shipping. From cutting-edge technology to ambitious sustainability goals, learn about these bold ideas that could change the way we move goods across the globe.Our guest, Alexander Saverys, CEO of CMB Tech, brings a unique perspective to this critical issue. With a family legacy in shipbuilding dating back to 1829, Alexander merges deep tradition with forward-thinking innovation. Under his leadership, CMB Tech is driving the decarbonization of shipping operations, positioning the company—and the industry—as leaders in the fight against climate change.https://cmb.tech/Alexander Saverys: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-saverys-586bb942/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“If we want to change something on the planet, we first have to change our mindsets. And that starts with understanding the connection between humans and nature.” Sustainable landscapes, edible forests, and a vision for a greener planet—this episode dives deep into the intersection of nature, gardens, and environment to lay the groundwork for a sustainable future. Our guest paints an optimistic yet urgent picture of how we can regenerate ecosystems and reshape the way we coexist with nature. Discussing topics from permaculture to the transformative power of invasive plants, he illustrates how regenerative practices can not only heal the land but also inspire communities and empower individuals. With a mix of hard science, personal anecdotes, and a vision for celebrating nature, this episode challenges traditional thinking and encourages listeners to take actionable steps toward a harmonious future. It’s not just about planting trees—it’s about planting hope and tasting the fruits of a better tomorrow. Louis De Jaeger is a visionary landscape architect and the founder of The Comencalist, a firm dedicated to future-proof landscape design. With a passion for sustainable living, Louis co-founded the Food Forest Institute and the Bye Bye Grass campaign, aiming to replace traditional lawns with thriving, biodiverse alternatives. He’s also a documentary filmmaker, with works like The Food Forest and the upcoming Eat More Trees, combining his love for storytelling and nature. A public speaker, author, and advocate for regenerative agriculture, Louis is on a mission to inspire, regenerate, and celebrate our planet through innovative approaches to design and education. Learn more and connect:1. Fred Pierce’s Book: The New Wild: Why Invasive Species Will Be Nature’s Salvation https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22373317-the-new-wild 2. Documentary: The Food Forest 3. Documentary: Eat More Trees https://www.eatmoretrees.org/4. Louis De Jaeger’s Website: http://louisdj.com Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“Growth doesn’t stop with age. Gardens teach us that with the right care, anything can thrive—even in life’s later seasons.”Sustainable living isn’t just a lifestyle; it’s a mindset that touches everything from how we grow our food to how we care for each other. This episode explores the transformative power of gardens and natural spaces in elder care, emphasizing the need to reconnect with nature to create a more fulfilling and sustainable future. The conversation highlights actionable strategies that integrate gardening, holistic health, and community care into personalized approaches that enrich lives and the environment.Guest Bio:Nurse Ruth is a 50-year veteran of the nursing industry and a pioneer in integrating sustainability into elder care. After retiring, she founded two clinics and a caregiving service, blending her passion for personalized care with innovative practices like gardening, diet shifts, and community building. Ruth’s approach demonstrates that growth and healing can happen at any age, especially when rooted in nature.Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“Biochar’s ability to turn waste into value is a paradigm shift. It’s not just about cleaning up; it’s about creating lasting impact for communities and industries worldwide.”If you’ve never heard of biochar, prepare to have your mind blown. This carbon-rich powerhouse is revolutionizing industries by turning waste into opportunity—boosting soil health, reducing water usage, and even cutting carbon emissions in construction. In this episode, we explore how integrating biochar into business practices isn’t just eco-friendly; it’s a game-changing strategy for sustainable growth.Bill Wyatt, founder and CEO of Red Mountain Biochar, shares his journey from the lumber industry to leading an innovative company that’s making a global impact. With bold projects in Tanzania, India, and beyond, Bill explains how biochar improves soil health, reduces water usage, and even makes concrete carbon-neutral—all while building a sustainable business model.Bill Wyatt is a third-generation lumberman turned eco-entrepreneur. As the leader of Red Mountain Biochar, he’s creating a blueprint for combining sustainability and profitability, proving that business can be a force for environmental good. His work spans continents and industries, making him a pioneer in the regenerative business movement.Learn more about Bill:Websites:• Red Mountain Biochar: https://redmountainbiochar.com• International Biochar Initiative: https://biochar-international.orgFurther research:• “The Biochar Solution” by Albert Bates• “Burn: Using Fire to Cool the Earth” by Albert Bates and Kathleen DraperExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

How can your choice of pickleball paddle make a difference in protecting our environment? Whether or not you're actively involved in sustainability efforts, you may be surprised to learn that supporting eco-friendly brands can have a direct impact on preserving the natural world we love.Exploring how a company is redefining sports gear by integrating environmental responsibility into every aspect of its product design, packaging, and business operations. This discussion centers on making meaningful, sustainable choices—even in seemingly small ways, like the materials used in pickleball paddles.Evan Kuterbach is the founder of Canyon Pickleball, a brand dedicated to designing eco-friendly pickleball paddles that honor the great outdoors. Each paddle design is inspired by natural landscapes, from the iconic Grand Canyon to the breathtaking Zion National Park. Canyon Pickleball goes beyond aesthetics, partnering with a sustainable packaging initiative and donating a portion of sales to the National Park Foundation. Join us as we dive into the story behind Canyon Pickleball and how their commitment to sustainability impacts both the sport and the planet.If you're ready to support an eco-conscious brand, check out Canyon Pickleball at CanyonPickleBall.com and use code “DESIGN” for 10% off your order. And don’t forget to follow them on Instagram at @canyonpickleball for updates on new paddle designs inspired by the beauty of nature.Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“What do you want to leave behind? What legacy do you want to leave people with?”What if the homes and buildings we live in could help fight climate change? In a world rapidly shifting due to environmental changes, how can architecture not just adapt but actively contribute to a regenerative future? What if we could redesign our cities to combat climate change, improve urban living, and provide long-term financial benefits—all at once? Could the solution be as simple as rethinking our buildings and parking spaces?As our world rapidly evolves, cities are at the heart of that change. Urban planning is no longer just about providing homes and infrastructure—it's about shaping environments that tackle climate change, promote sustainability, and create thriving communities. But how do we bring innovative ideas to life in a world resistant to change?Jeremy McLeod is the founder and director of Breathe Architecture in Australia, a company dedicated to creating high-quality, sustainable design solutions. He's also the co-founder of Nightingale Housing, a not-for-profit organization committed to providing affordable, sustainable housing in Melbourne. Jeremy is at the forefront of using architecture as a tool to protect both people and the planet.Doing good for the planet and doing good in business don’t have to be mutually exclusive. By aligning your mission with sustainable practices, not only can you build a successful brand, but you can also create lasting impact for future generations.Website: https://www.breathe.com.au/Email: [email protected]: @breathearchitectureExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

Are you truly free if you don’t have control over the food you eat and the technology you use? We all crave freedom—the freedom to choose what we eat, how we live, and what we support. But are we really making decisions that empower us and our future? In a world where convenience often wins over consciousness, it’s time to rethink what freedom truly means.Real freedom is rooted in the choices we make for our health, our communities, and our planet. It’s not just about freedom to do whatever we want, but about the power to make intentional, smart decisions that lead to a healthier, more sustainable world. We explore the massive role that organic food and health-driven technology play in shaping our future, and how we all have the opportunity to take part in a global movement that heals both people and the planet.Gregory Gillingham is a serial entrepreneur and expert in the world of plant science. With over 14 years at Onit Sciences, Gregory is at the forefront of enhancing plant growth and unlocking their full genetic potential. He’s here to share insights on how we can harness the power of nature and technology to transform the way we live, eat, and thrive.Take control of your health and freedom today! Challenge yourself to make one small change—whether it’s swapping processed food for fresh, organic options or trying out a new health app. And don’t forget to follow Guy Gillingham’s works.Website: https://www.onitsciences.comEmail: [email protected] these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“The goal is to buy low and sell high, not buy high and pray to God it goes higher.”Have you ever wondered how a home or community can truly live in harmony with nature, fostering sustainability while offering a fresh way of life?Exploring the intricacies of building homes that embrace the land’s natural resources while minimizing environmental impact, we touch on groundbreaking approaches like prefabricated homes, energy-efficient designs, and how these choices lead to healthier living environments. The dream of being part of a community where your home not only shelters you but sustains you, both financially and ecologicallyErnesto Furtado is a seasoned real estate expert with over 40 years of experience, managing properties across 24 countries. He’s the CEO of Vision Real Estate Management Services and a group CEO at All Things Real Estate Global Group. Ernesto has managed to grow his network to nearly 90,000 realtors across 24 countries, and he continues to provide exclusive advisory services to real estate investors worldwide.  Ernesto is now leading a groundbreaking project on the Island Sao Miguel, part of the autonomous region of Portugal—a regenerative community designed for adults seeking a more conscious, sustainable lifestyle. The development, Quinta Vida Nova, is centred around the principles of sustainability, incorporating renewable energy sources like solar and wind power, eco-friendly construction methods, and communal gardens that provide fresh produce for the residents. Ernesto's vision is to create not just homes, but a way of living that fosters community, health, and respect for the natural environment.Websites:https://quintavidanova.com/newhome/All Things Real Estate Global Group: https://atregg.com/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

What if the spaces we inhabit could do more than just house us—what if they could heal us? Imagine walking into a hotel, not just to rest, but to rejuvenate—with every detail designed to enhance your well-being. Would you book a room in a place that promises to make you leave healthier and more fulfilled than when you arrived?Many of us seek wellness, longevity, and a deeper connection to our surroundings. But what if there was a set of principles that could guide us toward a healthier, more balanced life, while also transforming how we interact with our environments?We explore the intersection of hospitality, wellness, and sustainability, and how hotels are transforming into sanctuaries for the body, mind, and spirit. These spaces are not only enhancing the guest experience but also contributing to the well-being of local communities and the environment.Celine Vadam is a public speaker, Founder and CEO of WE (i) think, a consulting firm specialized in the hospitality industry. She is a close friend and colleague of our previous guest, Sam Erik, and both members of the ‘Hospitality Thinktank’. She has worked with luxury brands like Four Seasons, serves as an expert at Blue Zones Retreat, and co-founded the Hospitality of the Future Think Tank. Céline brings a wealth of experience not only in hotel development but also in creating wellness experiences that impact both the guests and the environment. On top of that, she’s a health coach, yoga teacher, and breathwork facilitator.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/celine-vadam/?originalSubdomain=ptWE(i) think: https://wei-think.com/Hospitality ThinkTank: https://hospitalitythinktank.com/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“The meaning of life for me is to be meaningful to others... My definition of hospitality is, community. You have to embrace the community from day one, and also to make sure that they can earn a living there.”In this episode, we dive into the intersection of hospitality, sustainability, and community impact with seasoned expert Sam-Erik. With decades of experience, from Vegas to Bali, Sam shares his unique perspective on how hotels and resorts can positively influence local environments and communities. He discusses how sustainable practices in hotel design and construction are becoming crucial and highlights the challenges the industry faces in moving towards regenerative models.Sam currently serves as the Director of Global Hospitality Development at Studio Puisto, an architecture firm in Finland specializing in sustainable hospitality architecture, urban development, and interior design. He reflects on his work in Bali, where he witnessed how thoughtful design, led by visionary landscape architects, can blend natural beauty with sustainable practices. Sam also talks about his work in Asia and the collaborative efforts in creating eco-friendly hotels that prioritize environmental and social responsibility.Tune in as Sam offers insights into the future of hospitality and the steps needed to ensure that the industry contributes to both local communities and the environment in a positive, sustainable way.Key Topics: The impact of hospitality on local communities Challenges of regenerative hotels and sustainable architecture Insights from Sam Erik's global experience Sustainable design in Bali and beyond The future of eco-friendly hotelsYou can learn more about Sam or contact him directly from the following links:LinkedIn Sam-Erik RuttmanThe Social Hotelier on YouTubePodcast: The Social Hotelier on all major podcast players.The Social Hotelier on InstagramStudio Puisto Architects of FinlandExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“We're overfed and undernourished or underfed and undernourished, and there's this total imbalance in the food system from start to finish.”How do we address the pressing global challenges of environmental sustainability and access to healthy land? Could the answer lie in the soil beneath our feet? We’re all witnessing the growing impact of climate change, food insecurity, and environmental degradation on our lives and communities. With these overwhelming problems, it’s easy to feel powerless. But what if we could turn to solutions that start at the most fundamental level—our soil?Prioritizing soil health can lead to ripple effects that create systemic changes, addressing broader global challenges. From enhancing food production to boosting climate resilience, we’ll discuss practical strategies for cultivating healthier ecosystems and communities, paving the way for a more sustainable and resilient planet.Kate Fettes is the Director of Policy and Research for Canadian Organic Growers and the cofounder of The Rainmaker Enterprise, an organization dedicated to providing access to safe water in hard-to-reach areas of Africa. She’s also an ambassador for the Institute for Economics and Peace and holds a master's degree in Conflict Security and Development from King’s College in London. Her work is at the forefront of creating solutions for some of the world’s most complex challenges.Are you passionate about sustainable farming, climate solutions, and making a positive global impact, be sure to check out: Canadian Organic Growers at COG.ca Farmers for Climate Solutions at FarmersForClimateSolutions.ca. The Rainmaker Enterprise at RainmakerEnterprise.org.Book mentioned: Nourishment by Dr. Fred Provenza.Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design: Discover more about Paulownia trees and their sustainable potential at https://www.paulownia-la.com/. Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/. Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/. Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

Have you ever wondered how a simple shift in mindset and lifestyle can transform not just your life but also the world around you? What if your passion for nature could be the key to a more sustainable future? Many of us feel the pull towards something greater, a desire to live a life that’s in harmony with nature and to make a meaningful impact on our communities. But how do you turn that vision into reality?Have a vision for your future and then reverse engineer how you get there so decide what it is you want and then break it into chunks or steps and then go one step at a time yeah have patience and build the resource base beneath you and around you that you need to get to where you're going’Ryan Cullen is a passionate farmer and educator who has dedicated his life to market gardening and regenerative homesteading. Starting his journey in Thailand as an English teacher, Ryan’s path took a transformative turn after discovering permaculture. He’s since combined his love for teaching and farming, working on various projects that integrate sustainable practices into everyday life. Ryan is here to share his story, experiences, and the knowledge he’s gathered along the way to help others find their niche in the world of regenerative agriculture.You can explore Ryan’s newly launched online education and training platform, the ‘Horticulture, Food & Farming Institute’, to gain valuable insights and skills.Follow City of Greens Farm in Ontario, Canada, to stay updated on their journey, or connect with Ryan directly on LinkedIn: mrryancullen.Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

Have you ever wondered how we can harness the natural temperature differences in our environment to generate renewable energy? What if the key to sustainable energy lies in the untapped resources all around us?Jeff Krehmer has always been fascinated by energy and the ways it can be transformed. From a young age, he was inspired by innovative concepts and experiments in renewable energy, sparking a lifelong passion for engineering and problem-solving. This curiosity has driven him to explore ideas that challenge conventional thinking, leading to groundbreaking discoveries in the field of energy.Deep ocean fish farming and sustainable water production in the Arctic focus on utilizing natural cycles beneath the ice to create environmentally friendly systems. Arctic fish farming leverages cold, nutrient-rich waters to avoid pollution and habitat degradation common in traditional fish farms, resulting in cleaner and more controlled environments that reduce waste and disease spread. Additionally, innovative desalination technologies can efficiently extract fresh water from ocean water, potentially providing renewable and affordable water to global communities. By combining these methods, there is a promising solution to meet global food and water demand while minimizing environmental impacts and preserving ecosystems.Ready to learn more about sustainable innovations and how you can be part of the change? Connect with Jeff on LinkedIn, join his Facebook group for ongoing discussions, and check out his book "Infinite Resources" for more insights.Visit his website at infiniteresourcesbook.com to take the next step toward a sustainable future.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-krehmer/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/infiniteresourcesAlso mentioned:Book: The Cosmic Microwave BackgroundExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“You need to experiment, and that's the key. You’ve got to take a part of your farm and try it.”What if the key to a thriving farm wasn't more machinery or chemicals, but a return to nature’s simplest processes? Could regenerative farming be the answer to sustainable agriculture? Many of us are concerned about the health of our planet and are searching for innovative ways to make our practices more sustainable. We need to know the importance of reconnecting with nature, improving food quality, and cultivating sustainable, community-centered agricultural practices and the power of regenerative farming to heal both people and the planet.Focusing on soil biology, avoiding traditional tillage, and leveraging natural predator-prey interactions can lead to healthier soil and more resilient crops. Using compost, biochar, and wood vinegar to enhance soil fertility and improve plant health, is effective in reducing chemical inputs and supporting sustainable farming.Owen Goltz is a pioneering farmer from Riverdale Farm who has dedicated his career to regenerative agriculture. With a background in tree care, Owen’s transition to farming led him to explore and implement practices that prioritize soil health, microbial activity, and sustainable methods over conventional techniques.Owen.riverdale@gmail.comRiverdalefarmandforest.caExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

Are our modern health crises a reflection of our disconnected relationship with the environment? Can healing our planet also heal our bodies? Have you ever wondered how the food you eat could be the key to solving global warming and improving your health? What if the answer to climate change is right in your gut?Today, the intersection between personal health and environmental sustainability is more evident than ever. We’re all striving to protect our planet for future generations while maintaining our well-being, but are we overlooking a critical link between the two?Dr. Jessica Dupont is a naturopathic doctor, health strategist, author, public speaker, and mother. Her personal health journey led her to a profound understanding of the interconnectedness between our health and the environment. She’s also the founder of an online platform supporting like-minded doctors in spreading critical health knowledge. Her work focuses on reversing the damage done by modern agricultural practices, particularly through fertility and pediatric care. Dr. Dupont is a strategic nutritional advisor and health expert with a deep understanding of how food and nature intersect, with a passion for helping people improve their health through better food choices.Take control of your health and help the planet at the same time. Start by listening to your body, making mindful food choices, and supporting regenerative farming practices.Website: https://www.drjessicand.com/  Instagram: drjessicadupontExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

“We want to educate. We want to teach other people how to do this so they don’t have to rely on the food system.”“If you put your passion into it, you can turn it into anything you want.”Have you ever wondered how you could grow your own food year-round, both indoors and outdoors, with minimal space and effort?Turning a passion for gardening into a thriving business that not only produces fresh, healthy vegetables but also educates others on how to achieve food self-sufficiency. You’ll hear about innovative gardening techniques, the joys and challenges of home gardening, and the broader impact of these practices on communities and food security.Nancy Ortinau is the founder of Inspirations by Nancy. Nancy is an expert in indoor and outdoor gardening systems and has dedicated her career to helping others grow their own food using aeroponic towers. She has an inspiring story of how she turned a personal hobby into a business that now teaches others to become self-sufficient in their food production.Learn more about creating your own sustainable garden, follow Nancy Ortinau:Website: nancyocares.comFacebook: Nancy Downey OrtinauLinkedIn: Nancy OrtinauPodcast: Inspirations By Nancy https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/inspirations-by-nancy/id1700990522Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

Have you ever wondered how we can grow fresh, nutritious food in urban areas, regardless of the season or weather conditions? In today's fast-paced world, sustainability and innovation are more critical than ever. Many of us are looking for ways to contribute to a healthier planet while ensuring access to fresh, locally grown food.Let’s explore the world of indoor farming and controlled environment agriculture and how this revolutionary approach to farming can produce fresh, nutritious food year-round, and what it takes to build a successful business in this innovative field.Alexandre Van Deun is the founder of Urban Harvest. He studied at Vimlerik Business School in Belgium and that led him through various roles in major companies before he ventured into indoor farming. Urban Harvest, founded six years ago, focuses on growing crops in controlled environments.LinkedIn: Alexandre Van DeunEmail: [email protected]: urbanharvest.euExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

Are you an entrepreneur, a change-maker, or simply someone looking to make a difference? Have you ever imagined yourself saving the planet while pursuing your passion and making a global impact?Success in any field is often influenced by the people we surround ourselves with and the mentors who guide us. So surrounding yourself with the right people and learning from great mentors is critical to building the foundation you need to begin sharing your message with the world. Our guest, Manny Bains, knows this well, having shared the stage with and having had mentors like Raymond Aaron, Bob Proctor, Jack Canfield, and Les Brown.To compliment this foundation and to thrust you, your message into the eyes and ears of those who need you, Manny has developed the Rising Star Movie Experience, putting your authentic self in front of the camera to tell your story in the most direct, beautiful, and impactful way possible; through cinematic film. Our very own Matthieu Mehuys has starred in Manny’s most recent film, tentatively known as ‘The Cure’, which focusses on entrepreneurs who are changing the world.Manny Bains is an award-winning author, director, and actor. He is not just a filmmaker; he is a visionary on a mission. With accolades spanning multiple domains, Manny has committed himself to using cinematic storytelling to empower entrepreneurs and drive global social change. Since founding the Rising Star Movie Experience in 2019, he has been instrumental in helping individuals share their unique messages with the world.Learn more about Manny at the following links:Movie:F.E.A.R: Face Everything and Rise https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13581202/https://www.instagram.com/mayormannyinspire03/https://www.linkedin.com/in/bainsm/Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

What does sustainability truly mean in our modern world, and how can we reshape our food systems to meet global challenges? How does urban farming can reshape our cities and sustainability practices? What does it take to transform a vision into a thriving business?Today, the need for sustainable food production is more pressing than ever. Urban farming and vertical agriculture are not just trends; they represent a crucial shift in how we think about food, space, and technology. As we face increasing pressures on our food systems due to climate change and population growth, understanding the complexities of sustainability and food production is crucial. How do we ensure that everyone has access to nutritious food while respecting our planet’s limits?Henry Gordon Smith is the founder and CEO of Agritecture. A graduate of Columbia University, he founded Agritecture in 2014, a global and technology-agnostic consulting firm specializing in controlled environment and urban agricultural consulting. With a deep commitment to food security and climate-smart agriculture, Henry’s work is at the forefront of an industry poised for growth. He has dedicated over a decade to revolutionizing urban farming, focusing on sustainable practices and innovative solutions.Learn more about Henry Gordon-Smith: LinkedIn: Henry Gordon-SmithWebsite: Agritecture.com | Design.Agritecture.comExplore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

"Snowmen fall to earth unassembled.”“All the people who are wealthy, are the people who are doing what they love.”Welcome to an incredibly special episode of the Regenerative Design Podcast. This is a podcast that focuses on projects that save our planet while simultaneously operating as sustainable businesses. Today marks our very first podcast interview, and here to set us on the right path is the famous speaker, author, business coach and mentor, Raymond Aaron.From hitting rock bottom to becoming a beacon of inspiration for countless individuals worldwide, Raymond reveals a significant moment atop a Mayan ruin when he realized his calling as a teacher, setting him on a path to help people dramatically improve their lives. With his background in physics and quantum physics, Raymond discloses the potential for the power of our collective vibration and frequency to transform the impact we’re having on the natural world while attracting positive energy and opportunities.He also offers insightful views on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) across every sector of society. With its capacity to disrupt traditional industries and revolutionize problem-solving approaches, AI stands out as the defining force of our time. Additionally, Raymond shares a glimpse into his AI certification program, empowering individuals with the skills needed to thrive in today's ever-evolving digital landscape.Go to Aaron.com and scroll down to find your free copy of Raymond’s book, Double Your Income Doing What You Love.Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:Discover more about Regenerative design at Paulownia Landscape Architects. https://www.paulownia-la.com/.Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.