Listening to the Heart with Romanna Remor on Politics, Regeneration, and Sustainable Development - Walk Talk Listen (Episode 166)

In this episode of Walk Talk Listen, Romanna Remor, a social and regenerative entrepreneur from Brazil shares about her incredible background in politics, education, and environmental regeneration. This conversation explores her inspiring journey from politics to entrepreneurship and how she uses her experiences to transform communities and restore ecosystems.

 

Romanna shares personal reflections on her time in politics—where she battled corruption, championed sustainability, and fought for public welfare—and explains the challenges she faced as a minority of minorities in a male-dominated space. Now, as an entrepreneur focused on regenerative agriculture and sustainable development, Romanna has found a new way to reconnect with her political ideals, healing both land and communities through innovative agroforestry systems and fair trade.

 

We also discuss the importance of peace, both inner and global, as a foundation for tackling issues like inequality, environmental degradation, and human development, as well as the role of faith in driving her mission.

 

Tune in to hear Romanna’s insights on leadership, personal resilience, and making an impact—one person and one tree at a time.

 

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• Discover more about Romanna’s work and her brand, Viva Regenera: vivaregenera.
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