Lessons from Nature Podcast
Season 1: Practical Dreaming
Mark Rubin, a Dreamweaver, has developed a framework for turning dreams into reality, based on observations since 1973. His method involves using widgets and a world-building engine, known as the Long Game Framework. This approach enables individuals to systematically organize and execute their dreams, transforming them from mere nighttime stories into tangible realities.
Dreaming, when systematically approached with tools and frameworks, can be a powerful method for creating real-world achievements. (Season 1 Begins: 12.13.23)
Season 2: Modeling the Secrets of the Bees
The bee business of making honey is identical to the human business of making money. Mark Rubin will be explaining how honey bees gather and store energy using a regenerative business system. Humans can follow this system to make money in a way that creates money, teaches skills, develops communities, and restores habitat. The podcast is based on the children's book, Honey is Money - the Secrets of the Bees. (Coming July 2024)
Lessons from Nature Podcast
Competition: Secret 6. We're Not Playing Alone #biology
In this episode, we explore more of the fascinating world of bees and their remarkable adaptability. We look at how these tiny creatures are not just surviving, but thriving in a world full of variables and competition. Join us as we discuss the secrets of the bees and how they relate to the human business of making money and the bee business of making honey.
Episode Highlights:
[00:22] Introduction to the concept of biological adaptability and survival of the fittest.
[01:49] Introduction of co-host Hannah Mather, a biologist with a deep connection to all living things.
[03:19] How Hannah won the competition to co-host the biology series.
[05:31] The honeybees' adaptability to seasonality of the inflow of nectar and pollen.
[07:21] The impact of fuel costs on business decisions and parallels in the bee world.
[10:29] The competitive advantages of honeybees over other species.
[13:56] The importance of training and development in business and how it relates to beekeeping.
[16:12] The physical attributes of honeybees that enable them to be more adaptable.
[19:03] The operational efficiencies of honeybees and their division of labor.
[22:23] How honeybees work in an organized and efficient manner within specific roles.
Links & Resources:
Hannah Mather on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hannahshoneycomb/
ProjectHoneyLight.life
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