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07/29/2026

Loss is a powerful way to make drastic changes in your life. Cavan turned the lose of his father into something better for himeself and the world.

He know helps entrepreneurs find the purpose and improve thier business while staying true to themselves.

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07/29/2026

Loss is a powerful way to make drastic changes in your life. Cavan turned the lose of his father into something better for himeself and the world.

He know helps entrepreneurs find the purpose and improve thier business while staying true to themselves.

07/27/2026

Beyond the Mic 3. A backyard on Lake Tarpon, entrepreneurs, and conversations that don’t feel like networking.

July 30. Spots are limited - link in bio.

07/24/2026

Beyond the Mic 3. A Backyard on Lake Tarpon, entrepreneurs, and conversations that don’t feel like networking.

July 30th. Spots are limited - Link in Bio!

07/23/2026

Beyond the Mic 3. A Backyard on Lake Tarpon, entrepreneurs, and conversations that don’t feel like networking.

July 30th. Spots are limited - Link in Bio

07/10/2026

Balance vs Harmony

We talked about this a lot on the podcast over the years and everyone has a different answer.

Which tells there is no right way to manage your life but there are tools to help you find the balance in your current season.

Things lick… being present, quieting the mind, moving your body and getting good sleep.

How you go about those depends on what works for you.

Experiment and find your way!

✌️- Donnie

07/08/2026

Beyond the Mic 3 is happening at a home on Lake Tarpon that’s currently for sale, because apparently a great room and 200+ feet of waterfront wasn’t enough reason to throw a party.

July 30, 5-6:30pm. Mocktails, light snacks, good people.

$50 gets you in. Link in bio.

Bring a friend who’d get something out of it.

04/18/2026

Living near a golf course may be making you sick.

That’s not a scare tactic. It’s a study.

Ocyrus Erickson of Terra Preta shared this on Episode 217: people living within one mile of a golf course have a 128% higher risk of developing Parkinson’s disease compared to those living six miles away.

Palm Harbor alone has several golf courses within residential neighborhoods.

The deeper issue isn’t just golf courses. It’s that chemical exposure from synthetic lawn care has become so normalized we’ve stopped seeing it as a problem.

It’s in our soil.

It runs off into our waterways.

We walk through it after irrigation. Our kids and pets play in it.

Our planet is literally called Earth. Soil is everywhere. And what we put into it comes back to us — whether we’re paying attention or not.

The question Ocyrus is asking — and the one worth sitting with — is how do we get back to a system where none of this was necessary in the first place?

🎙️ Full conversation in Episode 217 — link in bio.

04/17/2026

Your plant’s roots run a stock exchange.

Not a metaphor. An actual underground economy.

Ocyrus Erickson of Terra Preta breaks it down: plants collect sunlight and convert it into sugar. That sugar becomes currency — and below the surface, there’s an entire workforce waiting to get paid.

Different organisms take on different jobs. One species pulls nitrogen. Another handles phosphorus. Some go after molybdenum or magnesium.

And some don’t deal in nutrients at all — they act as bodyguards, lining the root tips and blocking crevices so pathogens can’t get in and make the plant sick.

None of them have access to sunlight underground. So the plant pays them in sugar.

Strip that system with synthetic fertilizers and the workers disappear. No connections. No workforce. No defense.

This is what healthy soil is actually doing beneath your feet.

🎙️ Full conversation with Ocyrus in Episode 217 — link in bio.

04/16/2026

Fertilizer is making your plants weaker.

That’s not an opinion. It’s biology.

Ocyrus Erickson of Terra Preta breaks it down like this: plants are wired to reach.

When nutrients are scarce, roots push outward, form connections with fungi and bacteria, and build a support network that sustains them long-term.

It’s the same reason humans get stronger under resistance.

Synthetic fertilizers short-circuit that entire process. They dump a quick-release supply of nutrients right at the root zone — so the plant never has to reach for anything.

No connections formed. No network built. Just a plant sitting in a chemical drip, dependent on the next application to survive.

And because most synthetics are salt-based? They’re quietly raising your soil pH and breaking down the microbial life that would have supported those roots in the first place.

The yard looks fine. Until it doesn’t.

🎙️ Full conversation with Ocyrus in Episode 217 — link in bio.

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