Holy Shiso!
This little perrenial packs a spicy punch your mouth is gonna thank you for
Devilment
I owe today's post to my mother in law, Rosemary. She is 82 and lives nearby. Today, during a visit, she used the word, "devilment". I'm not sure I'd ever heard it before, but I knew intuitively what she meant by it. Although I consider myself to be a person with a...
Use Your Energy Where It Can Effect the Most Change
I enjoy working with non-traditional clients in my consulting practice. Some of my favorites are artists and farmers. They are often extremely creative, hard working, resourceful and guided by their hearts. However, I often find that they lack a money-focus and are...
Permaculture Principle: The Solution is within the Problem
I have found that often the only "problem" is our mindset which is influenced by our perspective. By changing our perspective, solutions become obvious. An example: In my role as a social media trainer and coach I present workshops, sometimes to large groups of...
Permaculture for Social Media: Embrace Cooperation
This post is Part Two in a series I am writing about social principles that reflect permaculture principles. The artwork below is something I discovered during my research for Part One and I am finding I like it better than the original permaculture principles which...
Permaculture for Social Media Part 1
What is permaculture? The term was coined in 1978 by Australians Bill Mollison and David Holmgren. The word permaculture was originally a portmanteau for "permanent agriculture", but was later expanded to also refer to "permanent culture," as observers noted a broader...
Three Sisters: Wisdom of Companion Planting
Organic gardeners know that a diverse mix of plants makes for a healthy and beautiful garden. Certain plant combinations grow better together than separately. Different plants have varying demands for water, sunlight and soil nutrients – therefore they don't compete...
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