Death Isn’t Wrong, It’s Part of Life with Annie Raser-Rowland
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An exploration of living well through presence and connection rather than consumption with guest Annie Raser-Rowland.
We'd love to hear from you. Send us a text :-) Have you ever thought about what it really means to live well… and how often we’re told that “more” is the answer? More things. More experiences. More consumption. But what if that’s not it at all? In this episode, I’m joined by Annie Raser-Rowland, writer, horticulturalist, and co-author of The Art of Frugal Hedonism. Together, we explore a different way of living… one that isn’t built around constant consumption, but around presence, connection...
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