Do you find it hard to imagine new possibilities or next steps for yourself? Do you have a tendency to feel empty after achieving or receiving something you thought you wanted? In today’s episode, I’m sharing one way to reclaim your imagination and generate rich, nutritious options for your life path.
Read MoreDoes the idea of marketing yourself or selling something make you queasy? Do you already work for yourself and hate that part of it? It doesn’t have to be that way. In today’s conversation with anti-capitalist business coach and social educator Bear Hebert, we break down the reasons why working for yourself can actually be regenerative, beautiful, and subversive.
Read MoreIt’s late Spring, life is busy, the fruits are on their way, and I’m wondering how we can use the momentum of this time to stretch further into new futures for ourselves. In this episode of A Wild New Work, I explore what “A Wild New Work” could mean for us right now and share some updates for the podcast.
Read MoreThis whole world is alive and vibrant, connected by invisible strands of meaning. In this conversation with one of my favorite meditation teachers of all time, Jessica Snow, we talk about how we can sync up with this web of Life, feed beauty into it, and bring forth grounded, deeply aligned change in our lives.
Read MoreOne of the blocks I hear from people who are seeking new work is something along the lines of “The world doesn’t need another X,” whether it’s another Coach, Consultant, Writer, Software Engineer, or any other role. This is something I bump into myself, too. Does the world really need another podcast? Another email newsletter? Another website, or social media post?
The answer to all of these questions can easily be “no.”
Read MoreIn this episode of the A Wild New Work podcast, I’m sharing a bit about something my family has gone through in the last few weeks as well as what it’s shown me about the enormous wisdom and joy that this season brings us. Aligning with the Spring often requires that we expand our capacity for vitality and color, which inevitably impacts the work that we do and the culture(s) we’re a part of.
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