If there's a human who represents the quintessential qualities of living like tomorrow matters, it just might be Hannah Maloney. A former front line picketer, Hannah transitioned to a more sustainable approach to advocacy for climate action and First Nations justice when she founded Good Life Permaculture and is now based in Tassie on Muwinina country where days of voluntary simplicity provide time for her community which she collaborates with to teach, design and live with love. Hannah is a radical homemaker who is currently writing a book, blogging her knowledge for all to learn from and has recently forayed into the world of television presenting on Gardening Australia.SHOW NOTESHannah's transition from frontline activism to a more sustainable pace to avoid burnoutWhy a simple life can be a hard life but when infused with joy, a wonderful lifeFollowing your Shen energyChoosing to sit on the edge of comfort and forcing yourself to cope with discomfort where often the greatest outcome is achievedShowing up despite adversity, for the sake of the individual AND self assuranceDiscovering the wonders of planting, food flowers and fibreGoing to bed in a state of love every dayPractical ideas for swapping resources with our neighbours like your vacuumSeeking ways to be more usefulAvoiding dogma for self and othersLoving people unconditionally where they’re atWhy she wakes at 4am each dayPreserving her natural energyRadical Hope - it's not what you might suspectThe power of imaginationLINKS YOU'LL LOVEGood Life Permaculture[musician] Briggs[musician] Thelma Plumm[musician] Mama Kin“From What Is To What If” - Rob HopkinsSupport the show

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