88: A Season Finale

I'm back after missing an episode last week, and I owe you an explanation. I was away at Groundswell, a regenerative agriculture festival here in the UK with 10,000 people immersed in soil health, biodiversity, and healthy food systems. That, on top of a recent trip to visit new farmers in Cornwall, has brought a lot of acceleration to my new venture. It's time for some changes, and I wanted you to hear it from me directly.

I talk about what this festival stirred in me, the hope and tangibility I felt in this work, and the kneading dough metaphor that's been on my mind since (gluten free tortillas are not for the faint hearted). If you're in your own messy middle right now, not sure how the lumpy mess in front of you could ever become something smooth and workable, I want you to hear this one.

I'm also sharing some news. I'm taking a break from the podcast over the summer to give my new venture the attention it needs, and I'll check back in with you in September. If you've been listening for a while and have been thinking about working with me, I've kept the door open with one off sessions and a pack of three (link to book below).
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This one is for those who have made space for this podcast in their life, whether that's on a dog walk, doing the dishes, or watering the garden. Thank you for being part of this. I'll see you in September.

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✦ Book a coaching session with me

Related episodes:

→ What's The Worst That Can Happen?
→ How to Start Building the Thing You Can't Stop Thinking About
→ What Changes When You Stop Looking For An Exit

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