business as usual

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Join us in Episode 136 of the Seeds of Tao Podcast as we chat with Matthew Sherman. From coaching to performance psychology, and even a transformative health crisis, Matthew's story is a captivating journey into regenpreneurship. Learn how he defines regenerative business, shifting away from old mechanistic thinking, and discover his insights on changing the programming of your business for a brighter, more regenerative future. Tune in and let Matthew's transition away from business as usual, towards business built on regenerative principles inspire you as you cultivate your regenerative business! 🔥🌱

You can find the full show notes on our website.

Guest Bio: Matthew Sherman

Matthew Sherman is widely known as a community creator, and culinary innovator. His mission over the past decade has been to transform the category of healthy foods from a boring, arduous and exclusive landscape to a fun, and inspiring experience, focused on building the community of health. Sherman’s multifaceted abilities to brand, lead and cultivate experiences quickly set him apart from other entrepreneurs and chefs.

In his late 20’s Sherman started to truly understand how dynamic, human performance really is. “The approach to health has to be all encompassing. You cannot drive a car with one tire and you cannot create optimal performance without examining a persons food choices, physical movement, past experiences, DNA, cognitive tools, emotional flexibility and strength, relationships and spirituality.” Says Matthew.

In 2010 Sherman embarked on a journey to nourish his community and raise the vibration of clients, customers and employees. The vision was to provide the most nutrient dense food and juices that he possibly could. He opened jugofresh, an organic cold-pressed juice, smoothie and vegan food restaurant, which quickly gained a cult like following. Both jugofresh and Matthew received national and international attention with appearances on the Today Show, articles in Conde Naste, Travel & Leisure and USA today, as well as features in The Miami Herald, Ocean Drive, and Miami Magazine.

Sherman recently launched Oneness Projects, LLC in June of 2018, which is forging new and progressive ideas, building a real estate and revitalization project. Matthew is committed to spreading his core values of more unity, more peace, more love, and ultimately more thriving free people. 

Supply chains are almost back to normal in terms of activity, inventories and seasonality. Yet there are plenty of uncertainties in both government policy and physical risk heading into the second half of 2023. 

In this episode, the head of supply chain research at S&P Global Market Intelligence shares insights from his recent Q3 outlook report. 

Featured speaker: 

Chris Rogers, head of supply chain research, S&P Global Market Intelligence
https://www.spglobal.com/en/enterprise/experts/rogers-chris.html

Sign up for the complimentary Supply Chain Essentials newsletter here: https://ow.ly/YNBI50Phl0z

The United States is on track to lose at least 18 million acres of farmland and ranchland by 2040, threatening not only our long-term food supply, but also the environment. American Farmland Trust has been tracking the loss of farmland and ranchland since its founding in 1980. Its latest study, Farms Under Threat 2040, projects these trends into the future as a resource for citizens to ask better questions of government officials and help choose a more abundant future. 

In this episode of No Farms No Future, we talk with Josh Sorrells, a fourth-generation farmer in Canton, North Carolina – a state that ranks second in projected loss of farmland, after Texas. You’ll also meet Mitch Hunter, who directed the Farms Under Threat 2040 report for American Farmland Trust, and Ryan Manning, Farmland Preservation Coordinator for the Hayward Soil and Water Conservation District, who works with county farmers to sustain a presence on the land.

No Farms No Future is a podcast created through a collaboration between Heritage Radio Network, American Farmland Trust, and The Food Voice.

Resources:

Farms Under Threat 2040 full report 
Farms Under Threat 2040 interactive maps
Farms Under Threat; A New England Perspective
Farmland Information Center
Cold Mountain Nursery 

Stuart, Don. “No Farms, No Food: Uniting Farmers and Environmentalists to Transform American Agriculture.” Washington DC: Island Press, 2022. 

To learn more about American Farmland Trust go to farmland.org. 

Episode photo by Tracey Sorrells.

No Farms No Future is powered by Simplecast. 

In this episode, we explore BAU (Business As Usual) Comms.

Connect with Kate Isichei
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kateisichei/
www.wheretolookcomms.co.uk

One more PRE-Covid episode in the can.  Can't stop, won't stop!

Put your worries and concerns in a box and revisit a time when you bought music at a store, and actually rubbed shoulders with others!

For your Victory Garden building ears, we review these albums from November 1981:

Tonight I'm Yours | Rod Stewart
Shake It Up | The Cars
Business as Usual | Men At Work
For Those About To Rock... | AC/DC
Movement | New Order

AS usual: Our millennial-in-residence, Megan also tells us what is the what!

Speak and spell back to us here:
Email: 80sMusicExposed@gmail.com
Twitter: @80sExposed 
Henry: @HankGee / Chris: @tciduke
Henry Instagram: @HankGee
Instagram: @80s374 Megan Instagram: @bastardsofyoung92

Spotify playlist for the albums: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4NL59J4tG0MHErk9Wbu46b