Tres Escuelas de Regeneración: Diferencias, Convergencias y Sinergias
Este post fue originalmente publicado el 12 de Septiembre del 2025 en Inglés. En adelante he traducido el texto al Español.
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Essays and reflections on regenerative real estate, becoming, and place, from Embracing Emergence: Becoming Regeneration on Substack.
Este post fue originalmente publicado el 12 de Septiembre del 2025 en Inglés. En adelante he traducido el texto al Español.
There’s something about mycelium that feels like a mirror to the deeper work of regeneration. Invisible, patient, quietly intelligent… it reminds us that the most transformative change often starts where no one is looking.
It has been a little while since my birthday passed this past month. It has taken me a bit to write this letter. On September 13, 2025, I turned 49 years old. I am right around the corner from turning 50, and I’ve been giving a lot of thought to how I have likely already lived more than half of my life.
I felt called to write this article out of both gratitude—and concern. Gratitude, because I have been fortunate to learn from remarkable schools of thought and practice that have shaped me in ways I never expected, and because it is deeply heartening to see more and more people seeking to live and work from these regenerative principles. Concern, and a …
At its core, regeneration is about creating the conditions for life to thrive—ecologically, socially, culturally, and economically. It’s not a checklist or a label. It’s a whole-systems approach that asks us to look deeply at how projects can honor place, empower communities, and restore vitality to landscapes.
Agradeciendo a Raciel Manríquez Photography por este increíble video de la Laguna de Bacalar
“Metodología, desarrollada por Regenesis Group , para comprender la singularidad y el significado de un lugar como base para impulsar desarrollos y planificación regenerativa.
I've felt a strong shift for many years now —one that moves me even further away from the old paradigm of competition and deeper into the regenerative values of collaboration, reciprocity, and shared abundance. It’s not just a mindset shift; it’s an energetic one.
This past Thursday, February 27th, I had the distinct honor of attending the prestigious RED AWARDS Miami as a representative of The ECO Channel, covering the event and conducting on-site interviews. The ECO Channel was in attendance as a team, including Michel Thomas, CEO as well as Ashley Rose, a correspondent for The ECO Channel and a real estate age…
I realized upon seeing this Facebook memory today that it has been two years since I took this particular Regenesis Institute for Regenerative Development course on client and stakeholder engagement (continuing ed course only accessible post TRP completion). Since even before then, I have been actively working to identify and engage local stakeholders o…
This post may trigger a lot of people, it triggered me as I was writing it and pondering upon the situation and the dichotomy of all. I believe I am part of the problem, but I have also been a victim of it, and now I want to be part of the solution, as it is destroying the places I love the most, and many others I have yet to set foot on, and likely hav…
In the realm of real estate investment, the allure of owning property in exotic locales is undeniable. Whether it's the turquoise waters of the Caribbean or the lush landscapes of Latin America, the idea of purchasing overseas property is an exciting endeavor. However, it's crucial for potential buyers and investors to carefully consider various factors…
Thanks, Michael McElligott for getting me started on this "regen" journey path of documenting the journey, for pushing me to let go of my perfectionism, and for being an inspiration through sharing yours. I am sure this will be a conduit for my healing and a release for my pain, in addition to the future memoir of an aspiring "regenerative practitioner"…