Our Future Nature Sean Lee-Davies

In this episode of the Our Future Nature podcast, Sean Lee-Davies explores an eye-opening conversation with Jorge Perez, who shares unconventional yet insightful perspectives on personal development, stress management, and the power of perception.





With his transformative approach outlined in the book, "Shut the Fu*k Up," Perez emphasizes the role of silence and self-reflection in catalyzing profound life changes. Drawing from personal experiences and observations, he delves into the impact of stress on overall well-being, societal influences, and the significance of gratitude and mindfulness.





Through practical insights and relatable anecdotes, Perez offers valuable strategies for navigating stress, fostering compassion, and embracing the present moment. His thought-provoking ideas on quantum healing, language, and the law of attraction provide a refreshing perspective on achieving mental and emotional well-being.





If you're seeking practical methods to improve your quality of life and gain a deeper understanding of stress management and personal growth, this episode is a compelling resource to gain valuable insights and implement positive changes in your life.





00:00 - Intro
00:56 - Interview with Jorge Perez
04:42 - Method for Personal Transformation
07:20 - Epigenetics and Wellness
11:45 - Impact of Technology and Stress
13:45 - The Power of Gratitude and Visualization
15:12 - The Impact of Morning Rituals
18:28 - The Commandments of Mindful Communication
22:59 - The Pitfalls of Gossip and Social Media
26:23 - Perspective and Gratitude
27:54 - Quantum Healing and Faith
29:44 - Mindful Communication and Empathy
34:55 - Genetic Predispositions and Survival Mechanism
37:30 - Managing Emotions and Communication
39:09 - Managing Personal Problems and Stress
40:38 - The Power of Compassion and Perspective
43:21 - Completing Friendships and Letting Go
47:29 - Living in the Eternal Now
50:25 - Embracing the Journey and Openness to the Future
51:22 - Embracing the Simulation Theory
52:21 - Shifting Perspectives on Life
54:11 - Enjoying the Journey
57:31 - Finding Happiness Without Material Wealth
01:00:00 - Respect for Different Belief Systems

In our latest episode of Our Future Nature, our podcast host Sean Lee-Davies along his co-host Shelley Lee-Davies interviewed Deepak Chopra M.D., best-selling author and a pioneer in the field of alternative medicine and holistic well-being.



Deepak provides insights into the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit, as well as his experiences with psychedelics and their impact on expanded awareness, which offer a unique perspective on eradicating disease and creating a more conscious future. As a thought leader in the realm of well-being and purposeful leadership, his contributions to the conversation are sure to provide valuable and thought-provoking insights for our audience seeking a holistic approach to wellness and conscious living.



This episode unveils Deepak’s seemingly complex views on the continuum of experience and how consciousness plays a role in its awareness. Don't miss out on Our Future Nature's biggest episodes to date as we try to solve the hard problem of consciousness!

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(00:30) - Intro(01:33)- The Hard Problem of Consciousness(04:00) - What is consciousness?(05:56) - Naive realism(16:29) - The Role of Psychedelics in Consciousness(19:03) - Psychedelic Experiences(21:06) - Quantum Body and Awareness(28:49) - Deepak's purpose to share his wisdom(32:23) - Understanding Death and Consciousness(36:26) - The Chopra Foundation(37:14) - Deepak's core values for the future(38:10) - Importance of Rebalancing Leadership(38:45) - Activation of the Divine Feminine

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Are sharks and rays facing extinction? Dive into a riveting conversation with marine conservation expert and Cornerstone Strategies (Hong Kong) founder, Andy Cornish.



In this episode we'll uncover the urgent challenges these majestic creatures are up against. From the impact of overfishing to the controversial shark fin trade, we explore the critical role sharks and rays play in marine ecosystems and discuss potential solutions to protect them. Will we be fortunate enough to witness the existence of sharks and manta rays in the generations to come? Listen now for an eye-opening discussion shedding light on the pressing need for shark conservation. 



(00:00) - Introduction and Conservation Experience

(00:48) - Human Fascination and Threats to Sharks

(03:48) - Importance of Sharks in Marine Ecosystems

(05:36) - Making People Care about Shark Conservation

(10:39) - Encounters with Sharks and Conservation Efforts

(13:51) - Threats to Sharks and Rays

(14:36) - Causes of Disappearance

(15:31) - Fishing Gear Impact

(17:43) - International Meat Trade

(21:19) - Conservation Strategies

(27:13) - Flaws in the Fishing System

(28:09) - Progress in Shark Fin Consumption

(29:52) - Sharp Decline in Shark Species

(31:11) - Individual Action for Conservation

(36:45) - Cloning Extinct Species



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In this episode of Our Future Nature, Sean Lee-Davies interviews Ludo Brockway and Mark Galvin, co-producers of the documentary "Eating Our Way to Extinction". Ludo is also the nephew of Sir Richard Branson. 

They discussed the urgent need for change in our food choices, shedding light on the environmental impact of animal agriculture. Through their film, they aim to educate the public about the hidden impacts of our current food systems and advocate for a transition to plant-based diets.

The conversation emphasizes the interconnectedness of various environmental issues, the spiritual and emotional loss associated with biodiversity depletion, and the benefits of transitioning to a plant-based diet for both personal health and the well-being of the planet. That's not all, Ludo and Mark shared their filmmaking experience in Brazil and unknown dangers of producing a conservation documentary in unchartered territories. Ludo and Mark's insights underscore the importance of conscious food choices and the interconnectedness of food, sustainability, and human flourishing in creating a more sustainable future. This episode is a must-listen for environmental activists and documentary filmmakers seeking inspiration and practical insights into promoting sustainable living and conservation.

Episode Timestamps:

(00:30) - Introducing Ludo Brockway and Mark Galvin(01:11) - The Destructive Impact of Animal Agriculture(02:06) - Tipping Points and Hidden Environmental Effects(05:30) - Spiritual and Mental Health Impact of Biodiversity Loss(07:00) - Transitioning to a Plant-Based Diet(12:32) - The Rise of Meat Alternatives(13:13) - Health Benefits of Alternative Proteins(15:22) - Environmental Impact and Individual Choices(18:45) - Individual Dietary Choices and Health(24:23) - Global Food Crisis and Climate Change(29:14) - Government Subsidies and the Shift to Plant-Based Diet(30:11) - Climate Crisis Awareness and Call to Action(34:51) - Impact of Methane Emissions and Reforestation(36:32) - Protection of Rainforests and Indigenous Tribes(39:38) - Impact of deforestation(40:04) - Escaping danger(42:24) - Rapid environmental degradation(43:44) - Government and industry responsibility(48:42) - Hope for change(52:24) - Moving on from a successful project(52:51) - Challenges in the documentary industry(54:00) - Tips for making a change

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In our latest podcast episode, we invited Christine Hebert to learn more about the importance of embracing sustainable fishing practices and why more transparency is needed in the fishing industry. We also delved into the harmful consequences of commercial fishing on our environment.



Christine is a passionate conservationist and entrepreneur who embodies innovation while championing environmental sustainability in the fishing industry. Her fascination with fish culture turned into a drive to disrupt the fishing status quo when she moved to Denmark as a student. Together with her co-founder, they founded Blue Lobster, a revolutionary platform connecting small-scale independent fishermen with customers directly, reducing the detrimental impact of commercial fishing methods. Christine's zeal stemmed from a need for equitable treatment for fishermen but swiftly evolved, addressing the massive environmental footprint left by unsustainable fishing practices.

Episode Timestamps:

(00:00) - Introduction(00:06) - Empowering Insights for Navigating Tomorrow's Landscape(00:54) - The Birth of Blue Lobster(04:03) - From Fairness to Ocean Health(09:13) - Sustainable Consumption and Behavioral Change(12:35) - Blue Lobster App(14:00) - Starting the Business and Facing Resistance(17:20) - Challenges from the Fishing Community(20:25) - Incentives for Fishermen(24:12) - Addressing Bycatch and Sustainability(26:42) - Efficacy of Fishing Standards(27:34) - The Importance of Sustainable Fishing Practices(28:28) - The Potential of Blockchain Technology in Fishing(31:19) - Addressing the Challenges of Commercial Fishing(34:43) - Learning from Indigenous Fishing Practices(39:25) - Social and Economic Benefits of Sustainable Fishing(42:15) - Collaborating for a Sustainable Future(43:19) - Global Expansion and Scalability(44:56) - Automating Communication and Logistics(46:29) - Protection of the Global Ocean(47:42) - Plant-Based and Cell-Based Food Alternatives



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In Our Future Nature's latest episode, Sean interviews Christina Dean, who is a sustainable fashion advocate and the visionary founder of the social impact business, The R Collective.



With a background in dentistry and a transition into journalism, Christina's journey led to the establishment of Redress in 2007, marking Asia's pioneering NGO dedicated to reshaping the fashion industry. Her commitment to sustainability and innovative approaches have positioned her as a driving force in the fashion world, and she's here to shed light on the environmental impact of fashion and share insights on how we can make the industry more sustainable. Christina's unique blend of expertise and passion makes her an invaluable voice in the movement towards a more eco-conscious fashion landscape.



Episode Timestamps:

(00:00) - Introduction(01:43) - Impact of Black Friday on Sustainable Fashion(04:36) - Fashion Industry's Impact on Climate Change(09:12) - Environmental Impact of Fashion Production(12:00) - Distinguishing Fast Fashion and Luxury(14:38) - Solutions to Fashion's Crisis(15:55) - Embracing Fashion Trends(20:40) - Realistic Sustainability(24:15) - Journey into the Circular Economy(29:28) - The Reality of Fashion Supply Chain(32:01) - Fashion Industry's Influence on Sustainable Development Goals(33:08) - Identifying Sustainable Fashion(35:44) - Balancing Sustainability Efforts in Fashion Industry(40:08) - R Collective's Sustainable Business Model(42:56) - The Role of Technology in Fashion Sustainability(45:36) - Impact of Fashion Shows on the Environment(48:35) - The Rise of Digital Fashion(51:24) - Circular Economy and Sustainable Fashion Practices(54:26) - Consumer Care and Impact on Clothing(56:49) - Sustainable Clothing Practices(01:00:02) - Solutions for Synthetic Fibers(01:03:42) - Making Sustainable Fashion Aspirational



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