Entrepreneurship through an Ecological Lens
On October 31st, 2021, I became a mushroom farmer, and I’ve been on a journey of sorts ever since. I haven’t traversed vast distances or scaled great heights, but I have grown a lot of mushrooms, cleaned…
Theme: People living differently
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Building a Good News Home
My wife and I were both raised in families that loved the great outdoors - Michelle’s family were coastal while mine had an affinity with the bush. But the Christian community we were raised in emphasised…
Doing Business Differently
[The following is an edited version of a longer interview that Clinton Bergsma conducted with the owners and managers of Coastline Kitchens, a cabinetry business in Perth, WA. Being interviewed are…
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