Some thoughts on regenerative finance and what it is/should be. After being immersed in discords, twitter discussions, and DAO white papers in the regenerative finance space for a few months, here’s what I’d describe it as: Regenerative finance is the movement to align our economic growth with the thriving of…

I’ve been diving into the regenerative finance community, and I’ve been super impressed. Many talented, grounded, and determined people have come together to create financial platforms and products that benefit nature. However, the space has a long way to go to creating a truly regenerative financial system. These are the…

Why we need to create a world where we value connection and collective action as much if not more than individual achievement, and how knowledge brokers and network builders are key roles to play to build this future. Pure Individualism -> Disconnection -> Loss of Resilience Most of us have been trained to focus on individuals and their…

Life is throwing me expansion, I turn that expansion into clarity, prosperity, and shared progress. That is my role. Many beautiful things have come into reach through my involvement with people and communities. A silo is sometimes necessary but should never become a habit of escaping. …

As someone who wants to co-create systemic change to make our society more regenerative, equitable, aware, I can trap myself in thoughts of “not doing enough”. This thought pattern usually shows up when I’m comparing the work I’ve done to someone else. It’s the process of “wow, they’ve created meaningful…

What If you did everything with intention? Have you ever had one of those days that just flies by? Like you blinked after waking up and it was night time, and you were doing your nightly routine? I have a lot of these days. …

Note: This is the first entry of a new habit that will hopefully be as enduring as my yoga habit — writing for at least 15 minutes each day. This was inspired by an awesome, alcohol induced twitter thread by Sahil Bloom. So, let’s get started with what I learned…