Jonas Altman (jonasaltman.com) is Founder of Social Fabric, a coach, an Adjunct Professor at UBC Sauder School of Business, and the author of "Shapers: Reinvent The Way You Work And Change The Future".

Dr. Eva Selhub is an internationally recognized resiliency expert, physician, author, speaker, scientist and consultant. Dr. Eva engages her clients and her audiences with her powerful energy, words of wisdom and scientific knowledge to activate the five pillars of resilience–physical, mental, spiritual, relationship and team– to achieve optimal resilience, success, health and happiness. Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Dr. Eva served as an Instructor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and as a Clinical Associate of the world-renowned Benson Henry Institute for Mind-Body Medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital for close to 20 years, serving as their Medical Director for six of those years. Dr. Selhub is now working with clients, corporations and scientific colleagues to redefine the ways in which we approach resilience to a model that incorporates alternative approaches to health as well as the concept of fitness that is achieved not only physically, but also mentally and spiritually.

You're going to love this conversation between Ryan Lalonde and Steve Rio. The two go deep on many topics in this wide-ranging conversation including leadership, personal development, growth, habits and routines, optimization, politics, sense-making, psychedelics, and more.  --- As President and Partner of MLA Canada, Ryan Lalonde is a real estate sales and marketing professional in Vancouver. Ryan propagated his industry-leading experience through the inception of BLVD Marketing Group in 2010, which has recently merged with another industry leader, MAC Marketing Solutions, to create McNeill Lalonde and Associates. Together, Ryan Lalonde and Cameron McNeill lead a team of dedicated and passionate members specializing in all aspects of market intelligence, development strategy, branding, positioning and sales execution for residential developments. --- Show notes: https://natureofwork.co/ryanlalonde

In this episode Dr. Lawrence Cheng talks about resiliency, stress management, sleep and rest optimization, the impact our technology is having on our cognitive health and performance, and the impact of a new phenomenon called "Noisy Brain". The topics we cover are all aspects of the Nature of Work Foundations Program, which Dr. Cheng advised on and helped to develop.  Dr. Cheng is the co-founder/director of Connect Health Care Centre for Integrative + Functional Medicine, and an advisor to Nature of Work. Dr. Cheng is trained in Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine and has a Masters in Public Health from Harvard University. Dr. Cheng believes in the innate capacity for the body to heal and the importance of integrating mind, body and spirit. --- https://natureofwork.co/podcast

Joel Solomon (joelsolomon.org) has been creating change all over North America for 40+ years. He's a Founding Partner at Renewal Partners, Founding member of Social Venture Circle, Founder of Hollyhock, and a dozen other organizations. This conversation was an intimate look at how Joel sees his role as an intergenerational steward, what legacy means to him, spirituality, and how to discover your purpose in a complex world. -- Show notes: https://natureofwork.co/joelsolomon

Steph Corker is the Founder of The Corker Co (https://thecorkercollective.com), a human capital consulting firm dedicated to crafting people strategies that put the heartbeat into the business bottom line. Steph sits on the board of One Girl Can (https://onegirlcan.com/), and is a professional Ironman athlete who has completed over 25 Ironman races. She is infectiously positive, purpose-driven, energetic, and thoughtful. She thinks a lot about what it means to live life to it's fullest and about constant evolution and improvement. This conversation was recorded in the middle of COVID-19 and we reflect on the entrepreneur's journey through adversity, how to not fear failure, working with people you love, and lots more. //--// Show notes: https://natureofwork.co/stephcorker

Mike Rowlands is the President & CEO of Junxion (https://junxion.com), a global social impact strategy firm, the Board Chair of Hollyhock, and a Director for the Social Impact Investor Circle.

A conversation about finding security and peace in the midst of uncertainty, getting comfortable with all the unknowns of life, and living gratefully in every moment.

Rob Miller is a father, husband, entrepreneur, and co-Founder of Miller Titerle Law Co, as well as co-founder and investor in a number of companies across industries such as forestry and emergent technologies. Rob takes his personal development really seriously. In this episode, we talk about the journey to finding mindfulness, creating a values-based business, developing self-awareness, making decisions based on values, a new way to measure success, and exploring what it means to live a good life. //--// You can find show notes for this episode at natureofwork.co/rob

Thara Vayali is a health coach and consultant focused on mind-body medicine, with extensive training in the areas of nutrition, environmental education, yoga, mindfulness, and naturopathic medicine. This episode is a must-listen if you're looking to increase your performance and wellbeing, both at work and in life. Right from the first few minutes, Thara provides amazing insight into how to manage stress, improve cognition, and make better decisions. Thara helps her patients with their mind-body connection, and focuses on increasing mind-body literacy, as she calls it. We also talk about mindfulness in a way that is extremely tangible, it's perhaps the best definition I've heard yet. We also get into Thara's personal journey as an entrepreneur, and how she's used mindfulness, and mind-body medicine to navigate the hardest curves in her journey. Finally, we get into a thoughtful conversation about death, legacy and what it means to live a good life. //--// Show notes, links and more: https://natureofwork.co/thara