Regenerative Mastermind Group

Do you want to connect with others who are working to re-envision and re-design what they do to live more regeneratively, in a way that both heals the Earth and creates a more resilient, higher quality of life? 

In the first session, we hosted the first Zoom discussion around climate action and regeneration, sharing ideas about the book All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis.  During that discussion, we co-created an idea to continue meeting, on Mondays from 6:00 - 7:00 pm EST to continue the conversation and build on the beautiful ideas that were birthed.  

In our ongoing discussions, we will focus on action, what we are doing and can do to help be a part of a community working towards solutions.  How can we engage in meaningful dialogue on climate?  What can we do in our own circles to build resiliency and our ability to quickly bounce back from adversity?

"What if, instead, the story we tell about climate change is that it is an opportunity?  One for humans to repair our relationship with the Earth and re-envision our societies in ways that are not just keeping with our ecosystems but also make our lives better?  If this doesn’t sound possible, ask yourself:  why not?

Once upon a time, some humans told a story about their relationship to the Earth, and they used it to build a world that was beautiful but flawed.  Over time, people realized that was the wrong story and they constructed a new one, one that said they could live in harmony with their environment.  And they used the  pieces of their old story to help construct their new one.”

- Excerpt from All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis

Your hosts: 

Jen Andreani - Permaculture Designer, Inner Resilience Coach, Holistic Life Design Teacher

Koreen Brennan - Founder of Grow Permaculture, Diploma on both Design and Education from the Permaculture Institute for North America (PINA)

Caleb Quaid - Founder of Regenerative Shift, MBA, LEED AP BD+C