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Articles and Posts written elsewhere

A list of articles I wrote on other platforms, for people, one piece at a time

Why Help is the best Glue, Ingenious humility changes everything - This Changes Everything Showing Aftermath, How my relationship with capitalism is impacting my carbon footprint?, Marie's Making Moment, Marie Lefebvre on the Power of Getting Organised - The Course that Changed my life Competition - Transition Network, The Crop Club invites you to Vote for the Wellbeing Café Project because Mental Health & Wellbeing, Collaborating with Muto and vulnerable members of the community to sew coffee sacks for food growing, The ''Seeds of Joy and Tumult'' : A insightful and fun way to review Your Food Growing, Articles on Quetzal 


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