Regenerative Business
the Podcast
With Host Sam Garcia: Founder of Dirty Alchemy Digital Marketing + Author of Regenerative Business
Regenerative Business creates fertile ground within you to unearth and express your soul purpose. It stewards a version of you that’s fully in bloom. It’s creative, healing, and intentional, and it births a better world for future generations.
This podcast will not only help you get in touch with your truest, unrestrained self. It will help you use the principles of Nature to realign your business with your unique essence for all the abundance, fulfillment, and impact you crave.
Tune in with bestselling author, marketing expert, and business coach Sam Garcia for Regenerative Business.
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What if business growth didn’t require burning out, starting over, or rebuilding momentum every time you hit a new milestone?
In this episode of the Regenerative Business Podcast, Sam Garcia introduces the concept of the Upward Spiral of Momentum — a powerful phase in the Radical Riches Pathway where each layer of your business supports the next: visibility fuels demand, demand calls for better delivery, and delivery unlocks new capacity… which creates space for even more visibility.
You’ve heard the business advice: “You need to step into your CEO era.”
But what if… that’s the very identity keeping you stuck?
In this episode, we’re breaking free from the hyper-masculine, hustle-heavy role of “CEO” and stepping into a more regenerative archetype — the Chief Magical Officer.
This isn’t just a vibe shift. It’s a nervous-system-safe reframe that changes how you build, lead, and scale — especially if you’re creative, neurodivergent, sensitive to systems, or simply done playing the productivity Olympics.
I hosted my first-ever live public Q&A—and we went deep. In this unfiltered two-hour session, I answered questions from spiritual entrepreneurs, coaches, and healers about launching offers, making money with small audiences, marketing intangibles like somatic work, structuring your product suite, and navigating the weirdness of the economy right now. If you’ve been feeling stuck or invisible… this is your episode.
Let’s be real—there’s nothing worse than pouring your heart and soul into an offer, launching it, and then… crickets.
Or maybe it’s not total crickets.
Maybe a couple of people buy, but it’s nowhere near what you wanted.
(And let’s be honest—one person joining your group program is 100x worse than zero people joining…
because now you have to show up, and it doesn’t even feel worth your time.)
And suddenly, you start spiraling:
❌ Did I price it too high?
❌ Maybe no one actually wants this??
❌ Should I just scrap the whole thing?
❌ Am I a total fraud???
Before you go down that road, let’s talk about the real reasons why an offer might not be selling—and, more importantly, what you can do about it.
You can OF COURSE have a thriving, abundant business with a tiny audience (I know multiple people who made their first multiple-6-figures with only a few hundred people following them on social media / on their email list - me included!!) –
– but as someone who has made plenty of money without a group of people aware of my work, and with a large group of people aware of my work, I can really say that it is WAY easier with the latter.
Cold pitches get a bad rap. That's probably because 99.9% of them are rage-inducingly thoughtless and sleazy.
So if your initial reaction to the idea of cold pitch is “ughhhhhhh” followed by vomit emojis, believe us, we get it.
It’s true; most cold pitches suck. But guess that? That doesn’t mean there isn’t a way to do it right…
If you didn't see my last article - when I was just starting out, I 5x'd my business with zero social media. Thanks to cold pitching people I wanted to work with.
If you're like "yeah, but I don't see how this applies to me" well, I have created SO MANY ideas for you - how you can use it in your business *this week*
17 to be exact. For 3 different businesses/industries! You ready??
The concept of a “food forest” is something I learned when I got my Permaculture Design Certification in 2012.
The term “permaculture” is a play on the words, permanent agriculture, and was coined to describe designing food-growing systems that mimic how nature grows food.
And, of course, it doesn't actually originate there…