What if the missing piece in your work isn’t more strategy, effort, or even rest—but something deeper? Something that wakes you up, reminds you of who you are, and reconnects you to what matters?

In this episode, I share a simple but powerful shift that has transformed my mornings—and, unexpectedly, my approach to business. It started with a pre-dawn walk, just me, my cocker spaniel, and the dark sky, and became what my sibling described as an Injection of God.

I’ll explore what that means, how it relates to regenerative work, and how we can cultivate more thrill, discomfort, adventure, and connection in our careers. Because a regenerative business isn’t just about sustainability—it should make you feel alive.

You’ll hear:

• Why stepping into the unknown (literally) shifted my energy and focus

• How we’re conditioned into comfort and distraction—and how to resist it

• Ways to bring this sense of aliveness into your business without burnout

• The importance of balancing stretch with restoration so you can sustain your purpose-driven work
  

And if you’re navigating the transition from corporate work to something more meaningful, my Vision to Reality Career Transition Program can help you map out your path with clarity and confidence. Learn more athttps://www.regenerativeworklife.com/vip-mentoring.

🎧 Listen now and let’s explore what it means to truly wake up to your work.

Next steps:

Book a Discovery Call to learn more about Regenerative Career Coaching

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Read the show notes and full transcript: Seeking an Injection of God In Your Regenerative Business

Visit the website: https://www.regenerativeworklife.com/

Listen to related episodes:

EP23: Crafting a Resilient Ecosystem for Meaningful Work (Regenerative Sticking Point with Sara)

EP20: Want to Work Sustainably? Shift Your Focus from WHAT to HOW.

EP4: The Internal Work of a Regenerative Career Transition (Interview with Ryan James, Pt 1)

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