Source Feed: From Corporate Into Calling: Career Change, Burnout, Meaningful Work, Find Your Purpose
Published: 2024-09-04 05:45:00
Content Type ID: 2
I’m joined by spiritual guide Ryan James to discuss redefining success and purpose through a regenerative lens. We explore the profound importance of who we are and where we are as a foundation for meaningful career change.
Building on indigenous wisdom, Ryan invites us to:
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Reassociate with the land beneath our feet and its history
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Recognise Earth as a living, evolving being rather than a resource
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Shift our perspective on purpose and success
We discuss how the journey to a regenerative worklife begins internally, contrary to the action-oriented mindset many of us default to. Ryan explains:
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The interconnectedness of our internal and external worlds
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How Earth’s evolution influences our own consciousness
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The true meaning of “crisis” and “emergency” as opportunities for growth
This episode invites you to reconsider your definition of success and explore what it truly means to live a purpose-driven, regenerative life.
Learn more about Ryan’s work at https://www.rebiz.io/
Listen to the second part of this interview here: https://www.regenerativeworklife.com/podcast/discomfort-and-decolonisation-in-regenerative-work
Need personalized support in navigating your regenerative career transition? Visit regenerativeworklife.com/discovery to explore how we can work together to bring your vision to life.
Next steps:
Book a Discovery Call to learn more about Regenerative Career Coaching
Subscribe to my email for weekly guidance to help your quit corporate and build a successful regenerative career.
Read the Blog: The Inner Work of a Regenerative Career Transition
Visit the website: https://www.regenerativeworklife.com/
Listen to related episodes:
EP6: Embracing the Messy Path to Purpose in Regenerative Work
EP3: Tips to Avoid Corporate Greenwash in Your Sustainable Job Search
EP1: What is Regenerative Work? First Principles for a Career Rooted in Nature
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