Pete Widin's guest appearances

Pete Widin

Regenerative Skills

Get In My Garden 

Gabe Brown

Brad Lancaster

Permaculture Homesteading

John Moody

Joel Salatin

Curtis Stone

Steve Gabriel

Leah Penniman

Brian Von Herzen

Peter McCoy

Rob Roy

Cassidy Tuttle

MARK SHEPARD

Eric Toensmeier

Michael Ableman

OwlTail

Today we learn from landscape designer and consultant Pete Widin some of his principles of plant selection for an edible landscape beyond just the aesthetic, and his system  of working with clients and implementing his version of edible meets native landscape design.We discuss ground cover options that are edible or herbal, research that’s going on to find plant combinations and plants from similar bioregions around the world to safely fit into a new environment.He talks about his larger farm-scale use of permaculture principles to improve our greater environment plus the landscape industry and career opportunities related to this.We also discuss whether grasses and turf lawns should have a place in landscape design today, and considerations for making a more bee-friendly lawn.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/get-in-my-garden-podcast/message

Today we learn from landscape designer and consultant Pete Widin some of his principles of plant selection for an edible landscape beyond just the aesthetic, and his system of working with clients and implementing his version of edible meets native landscape design. We discuss ground cover options that are edible or herbal, research that’s going on to find plant combinations and plants from similar bioregions around the world to safely fit into a new environment. He talks about his larger farm-scale use of permaculture principles to improve our greater environment plus the landscape industry and career opportunities related to this. We also discuss whether grasses and turf lawns should have a place in landscape design today, and considerations for making a more bee-friendly lawn. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/get-in-my-garden-podcast/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/get-in-my-garden-podcast/message</a>

Episode #46, Edible and Native Landscape Design with Pete Widin

As I continue to explore the myriad options that exist for profitable regenerative work, I keep coming back to the business aspects of impact and integrity entrepreneurship. One of the people that I’ve come to rely on for professional perspectives in this sphere is Pete Widin, Founder of the Epic Eco Designer. I had the chance to catch up with him for today’s session where we explore many aspects of the personal and external challenges of finding holistic success in an ecological business.In this interview with Pete we break down some of the challenges that we both faced in getting our design and consulting businesses off the ground and some of the most important take-aways that we learned from. Pete talks about the common challenges that he sees from the people that he coaches and stresses the importance of doing the inner work to understand how you want to grow. He also shares some tips on marketing strategies to help attract your ideal clients and reach a larger audience. As we’ll repeat a few times in this session, a lot for Pete’s advice applies to any business type and not just ecological designers and consultants so I’m sure nearly all of you will get some value out of this oneResources:Learn more about Pete’s workThe Epic Eco Designer on FBPete on FBPete on IG

As I continue to explore the myriad options that exist for profitable regenerative work, I keep coming back to the business aspects of impact and integrity entrepreneurship. One of the people that I’ve come to rely on for professional perspectives in this sphere is Pete Widin, Founder of the Epic Eco Designer. I had the chance to catch up with him for today’s session where we explore many aspects of the personal and external challenges of finding holistic success in an ecological business. In this interview with Pete we break down some of the challenges that we both faced in getting our design and consulting businesses off the ground and some of the most important take-aways that we learned from. Pete talks about the common challenges that he sees from the people that he coaches and stresses the importance of doing the inner work to understand how you want to grow. He also shares some tips on marketing strategies to help attract your ideal clients and reach a larger audience. As we’ll repeat a few times in this session, a lot for Pete’s advice applies to any business type and not just ecological designers and consultants so I’m sure nearly all of you will get some value out of this one Resources: Learn more about Pete’s work The Epic Eco Designer on FB Pete on FB Pete on IG

Unlocking your true potential in regenerative business with Pete Widin of The Epic Eco Designer: 119

My guest today is Pete Widin, founder and owner of Artisan Environments, LLC and the creator of The Professional Permaculture Designer online course . I reached out to Pete after reading an article he wrote for my friend William Horvath's page Permaculture Apprentice in which he wrote about some of his best tips and strategies for attracting your ideal clients for a permaculture design business. Now I know that a lot of my listeners and permaculture enthusiasts out there have taken their Permaculture Design course and have stalled because they're not sure how to use their new skills to create a business or an income, and that's why I got in contact with Pete.In this interview Pete talks in depth about how he transitioned from a masters in landscape architecture and built up a client base of wonderful and enthusiastic individuals that were passionate about his design services. He also talks about some of his favorite tactics for finding new clients when your business is just starting out, and the importance of finding your niche within the broad world of permaculture. Make sure to listen all the way to the end where Pete introduces his free course for those of you who want to learn in depth about building your client base for your design services.Resources:Click below to join the Free Get Design Clients Challenge coursehttps://app.convertkit.com/landing_pages/244440?v=6 https://www.facebook.com/groups/ProfessionalPermacultureDesigner/

My guest today is Pete Widin, founder and owner of Artisan Environments, LLC and the creator of The Professional Permaculture Designer online course . I reached out to Pete after reading an article he wrote for my friend William Horvath's page Permaculture Apprentice in which he wrote about some of his best tips and strategies for attracting your ideal clients for a permaculture design business. Now I know that a lot of my listeners and permaculture enthusiasts out there have taken their Permaculture Design course and have stalled because they're not sure how to use their new skills to create a business or an income, and that's why I got in contact with Pete. In this interview Pete talks in depth about how he transitioned from a masters in landscape architecture and built up a client base of wonderful and enthusiastic individuals that were passionate about his design services. He also talks about some of his favorite tactics for finding new clients when your business is just starting out, and the importance of finding your niche within the broad world of permaculture. Make sure to listen all the way to the end where Pete introduces his free course for those of you who want to learn in depth about building your client base for your design services. Resources: Click below to join the Free Get Design Clients Challenge course <a href="https://app.convertkit.com/landing_pages/244440?v=6" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://app.convertkit.com/landing_pages/244440?v=6</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/ProfessionalPermacultureDesigner/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/groups/ProfessionalPermacultureDesigner/</a>