Immerse yourself in the second part of my conversation with Ryan James as we explore the profound shifts required for truly regenerative work.

Today, we delve into the interconnectedness of all things and challenge the compartmentalised thinking that often keeps us stuck in unsustainable patterns.

Ryan invites us to:

• Reconsider our relationship with common terms like "regenerative" and "circular economy"

• Embrace the discomfort of change as we align our work (and lifestyles) with planetary needs

• Reconnect with the elements that sustain us, starting with a powerful daily practice
  

We discuss the importance of "re-association" – remembering our connection to the earth and all its systems. This process involves:

1. Examining our surroundings

2. Embracing grief as a catalyst

3. Shifting our perspective on success

For those feeling the call to more purposeful work, this episode offers an Earth-rooted perspective on what that journey might entail. It's not just about finding a new job – it's about fundamentally reshaping our relationship with the world around us.

Learn more about Ryan's transformative work at https://www.rebiz.io/

Listen to the first 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: Decolonisation and Discomfort in Regenerative Work

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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