4. The Internal Work of a Regenerative Career Transition (Interview with Ryan James, Pt 1)

Regenerative Worklife: quit corporate, regenerative business, regenerative career, sustainability jobs, climate jobs, green jobs, transition

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:

• Reassociate with the land beneath our feet and its history

• Recognise Earth as a living, evolving being rather than a resource

• Shift our perspective on purpose and success

We discuss how the journey to our a regenerative worklife begins internally, contrary to the action-oriented mindset many of us default to. Ryan explains:

• The interconnectedness of our internal and external worlds

• How Earth's evolution influences our own consciousness

• The true meaning of "crisis" and "emergency" as opportunities for growth

Listen out for Ryan's insight about Maslow's hierarchy of needs, revealing its indigenous origins and how our modern interpretation may be misaligned. We explore:

• The Siksika people's view of self-actualisation as a foundation, not a pinnacle

• Why knowing your "inner song" is essential for community contribution

• The importance of aligning our gifts with life's continuation

For those feeling stuck in unfulfilling corporate careers, we offer a fresh perspective on starting anew:

• Why it's never too late to build on a foundation of purpose

• How our choices impact not just ourselves, but future generations

• The power of asking, "What did you do once you knew?"

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/

Get free resources and more information about how I can help guide your career transition at www.regenerativeworklife.com

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