„The rye is starting really well. But you can clearly see the rows where you drove.“ Fabi laughs while telling this our Holistic Management group. I laugh as well.Yeah, my rows clearly look a little drunk.Two weeks ago, I finally had my personal experience with direct seeding rye. Driving the

The Holistic Context and the 7 First Principles of Regeneration are two frameworks I keep coming back to – using for myself and within my work. For the last days I’ve been wondering how to bring these closer together when we use them for us as an individual, when we

I have a biased relationship. Currently I am really pi**ed. I worked on a holistic financial training – felt actually very confident about it – and then…the browser crashed and my whole progress disappeared into the realm of offline-online-not-syncedness. Maybe not a good moment to write about technology. Or maybe…? How much

One close look at grass, in awe about its growth. One cup of coffee, sharing personal stories inbetween. One moment getting lost in the soul of an oxen.   Community.   We can’t craft, create or design community. We can only facilitate space for community to emerge. To happen. Through going

So what are more beautiful questions? Depending on how we phrase our questions, we narrow done our space to think, our tools available. We lock ourselves onto a specific path to a specific solution. And we love that. Because it makes it easier. It gives us, me, a feeling of:

Meeting people where they are has been one of the drivers during our trip. Was it surprising then that I wanted to meet a local farmer in Ontario on our last day in North America? Probably not. I was lucky to stumble upon Sonset Farm while flipping through a “Discover

Trees aren’t “carbon sinks” or “carbon removers”. Trees aren’t a practice, a simple tool.  Trees are community builders.  They create the edges for life to thrive. Where different species meet and where some live their whole life.  An oak can foster over 2000 different species – not including the gazillions of