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Seasonality: Secret 7. Honey Comes and Honey Goes #biology
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Welcome to another episode of the Lessons from Nature Podcast! In this episode, Hannah Mather and I continue our look into the fascinating world of bees, exploring their adaptability, their unique business model, and the lessons we can learn from them. Join us as we discuss the secret of honey as money, the study of seasonal cycles, and how bees adapt to variability, competition, seasonality, and work.
[1:49] Seasonality is a predictable variability in your life.
[4:20] The importance of seasonality.
[6:36] Seasonality of the Junk Removal business.
[11:13] Are there any specific marketing tactics that different flowers have at different times of the season to attract the most number of workers to move their information around?
[16:19] The male bees in the hive are called drones.
[18:39] The queen bee lives the human equivalent of 1500 years compared to an 18 year lifespan.
[22:42] The world that’s bigger than the world right in front of us.
[24:18] Planning for the long term.
[29:13] The game of making money in business.
Links & Resources:
Hannah Mather on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hannahshoneycomb/
ProjectHoneyLight.life
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