Hey Reader,

I admit it. I'm a garden junky.

If we're friends on Instagram then you may have already seen my summer marketing videos shot from a phone, propped up on a tripod, live-streaming while I'm planting seeds.

I love getting my hands in the soil just as the sun is just coming up and knowing that those early morning sessions will bear literal fruit as the season progresses.

And over the past 5 years it's hit me:

Gardening and entrepreneurship have a lot in common.

You plant something small and nurture it consistently.

You don’t see results immediately.

But if the soil is healthy, the environment is supportive, and you keep showing up to tend it…

Eventually something grows.

A core value in my business: nourishment fuels everything we build.

Not just in our bodies.

But in our businesses, our communities and even the global economy.

This week on the Mindset to Market Podcast, I recorded a special episode for Podcastathon, a global event where podcasters highlight nonprofits doing meaningful work in the world.

I chose to highlight the work of the Abundant Earth Foundation, a nonprofit helping communities restore their land, grow their own food, and rebuild local economies through regenerative agriculture.

In this episode, I explore how food, fuel, and financial growth are deeply connected, and why the way we nourish ourselves impacts our capacity to build businesses, contribute to our communities, and create economic stability.

Inside the episode I share:

→ Why nutrition directly impacts your business success
→ The connection between food systems and economic resilience​
→ My journey of learning to grow our own food
→ How regenerative agriculture helps communities rebuild from the ground up

If you're anything like me and care about sustainability, wellness, and the bigger picture of how we all thrive together, you'll enjoy this episode.

📖 I included some journal prompts for you to contemplate how food may be impacting your livelihood.

Listen to the episode here:
​🎧 Ep. #113 - Food, Fuel & Financial Growth: How Regenerative Agriculture Creates Economic Stability​

As always, thank you for being here.

Deborah

PS. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on this topic.

Hit reply and tell me: how are food and nutrition effecting your energy and/or work?