#031 Chad Frischmann: on Project Drawdown, a system of solutions for a regenerative future & bravery for the queer community
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Can we actually reverse climate change? Where should we be focusing our attention for a regenerative future? And how do we fight against discrimination towards the queer community?
Big questions that we are deep diving into with Chad Frischmann, the lead researcher and principal architect of the methodology and models behind Project Drawdown.
In this episode, we talk about why we shouldn’t distract ourselves with silver tech bullets and instead focus on a system of solutions, how to live a more awakened life, and bravery in the face of discrimination.
It’s time to live wide awake.
Stay connected with Chad
Website: https://www.chadfrischmann.com/ | https://drawdown.org/
Socials: https://twitter.com/chadfrischmann | https://www.instagram.com/projectdrawdown/
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