What happens when Teams allow for Winter I sit together with Amelie Salameh, and we explore what regenerative entrepreneurship looks like when it is lived, not only philosophied upon. Amelie shares how gardening taught her to design work as interlinked cycles with beginnings, harvests, endings, and renewal. We talk about the courage to start before you feel ready, and the humility to say, 'I don't know' and ask for help. We examine why humans are not machines and why organisations need trust, flexibility, and safe spaces to talk about individuals' needs, including menstrual cycles. Amelie explains a simple seasons-based check-in that any team can use daily or weekly to align energy with tasks. We discuss community-supported agriculture as a living lab for cyclical organising and partnership roles. We invite organisations to test cyclical tools with Amelie and to learn in community through Reallabor Zukunft. Together, we close with a gentle call to design environments that let people do what they love and rest when they must. 💡 HIGHLIGHTS of this Episode ✨ Seasons check in for daily or weekly team alignment ✨ Menstrual cycle awareness as a design principle ✨ Trust and safe spaces as organisational infrastructure ✨ Leadership that schedules winter for rest and integration ✨ Collaboration through complementary strengths 👋 ABOUT Amelie Salameh (she/her) Amelie loves connecting people with nature and their creative power. She creates experiences, projects, and spaces for exploration and conscious learning. Since February 2025, Amelie Salameh has been leading Himmel und Humus, a regenerative market garden that nurtures the microbiome and supports community well-being. She contributes to Wir Bauen Zukunft eG, working on permaculture, agroforestry, and rural development projects. She enjoys hands-on gardening, making herbal products, and leading plant exploration walks. Tiny houses are another passion, and she built her own while teaching empowerment courses for women. Previously, Amelie worked as a tech project manager at Wigwam eG and Home One, a Berlin-based startup specializing in smart urban homes. Amelie Salameh holds a degree in Information Management and researched AI as a commons, interviewing experts in Silicon Valley. 🔗 CONNECT & follow Amelie Salameh's work 👉 Website 👉 LinkedIn 📚 RESOURCES to dive deeper ➡ Reallabor Zukunft ➡ Wir bauen Zukunft ➡ Himmel und Humus ➡ Wild Power - Dein Zyklus als Quelle weiblicher Kraft ➡ Vom Zauber der Naturmystik ➡ Deep Creation **** 💌 CONNECT & engage with Pia Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn to follow and support each other’s work. 🤗 If you consider yourself an #impactjobseeker or aspiring #impactpreneur at the beginning of your journey, jump on my Newsletter “Impact Insights” where I regularly share tools and best practices from my work as a sustainability consultant and system change facilitator. 🤓 For daily insights “behind the scenes” and event updates, join the extended community on the @work.with.impact Instagram account. 🧐💓 Take care of yourself and others! Pia 🤍 P.S. You can also watch this Episode on our YouTube Channel to see our faces 👋 🙂 #regeneration #organisationaldevelopment #cyclicalwork #menstrualhealth #leadership #facilitation #teamculture #burnoutprevention #CSA #gardening #trust #workrhythms #selfmanagement #workdesign #wellbeing

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