This past June, we had the opportunity to unpack what it looks like to be human - as a mother, father, wife, husband, partner, coach - and in many of the roles we play. The roles are not always easy, and sometimes a bit messy - but that's all part of the human journey.    In the episode of Plenty For Everyone, we are joined by life coach and dear friend, Marta Brummel. Marta works closely with families and parents to help them “human”. We love hearing this word used in this way as it grants permission to ride the waves of life more gracefully.  We also explore our shared belief and approach of aligning head and heart into everything we do - it might just be the missing ingredient to living your best life.

Tune in as we are joined by dear friend, coach, and executive David Berry of MUNICIPAL. Together we explore the opportunity we each have to courageously practice being human – from striving to be better to knowing we are enough. And, how showing up in our own authentic way creates flow, inspiring the best in ourselves and the best in others.

In today's episode we share a keynote we recently delivered to about 2,000 executives as part of the Responsive Nonprofit Summit, presented by our good friends over at Virtuous. They gave us a remarkable amount of freedom in choosing our topic, and we jumped at the chance to talk about what we perceive to be a growing misuse of the word "resilience." In our view, it's in danger of being co-opted to mean "just deal with it." But resilience really means something far deeper and more profound. We’ve all lived through a year that has challenged us like never before. For nonprofit professionals, 2020 tipped the scales on a sector that already had trouble taking care of the wellbeing of its members. We all deserve — and need — more. Tune in as we explore moving beyond the myth of the professional life and personal life to surrender into a new definition of wellbeing grounded in the innate health we all share.

What does it feel like to live your purpose? What does it mean, as Jennifer likes to say, to "live on blueprint"? And how do we know if we're on track or off track? Today we are joined by Sarah Coniglio, the founder and Chief Social Impact Photographer of Project WonderFULL. Sarah took the leap to follow her dreams and leave her full-time job to start her own company committed to documenting the good in this world through photography. It’s a wonderful conversation that will leave you energized to pursue your passions — and inspired to notice the beauty all around us.

What is purpose, really? And, how do we find it? In this episode, we talk with two of our treasured clients, Elizabeth Carey and Derek Allen of Starr Commonwealth, about finding purpose – and using that purpose as an anchor for your organization in turbulent times. It's a wonderful conversation for anyone working in a purpose-driven business – or working to create one.

Today we talk with our good friend Matt Navarro, Global VP of Sales at Stanley. Learn how he overcomes the limitations of the virtual world to consciously lead himself, his family, and his team in business and in life.

How do we stay the course when the world throws us a curve? Join us as we talk with Scott Archimbaud and Alyson Sprafkin of leading cancer center City of Hope about navigating 2020, the lessons of leadership during change, and finding hope all around.

Around Valentines Day, we often think of connection in terms of relationship with another – a spouse, a partner, a lover, a friend. There's no doubt that it's important to connect with the people closest to us, but cultivating connection with ourselves is often overlooked and under-appreciated. In our rush to take care of others, we all too often leave ourselves out. Valentines Day can be an invitation to include yourself in the mix. In today's episode we explore connection, starting with the idea of self-love. And we talk about how and why conscious leaders cultivate connection with others, too.

Today we continue our exploration of conscious leadership with a discussion about the importance of awareness -- cultivating the ability to notice the quiet whispers of insight and inner knowing that are all around us. Often we overrule our own instincts, or place more important on empirical data than emotional information. Conscious leadership involves learning how to integrate different streams of information into something bigger than the sum of its parts. Join us!

Now more than ever, we are being called to raise our consciousness and engage with the world around us. But what does being "conscious" even mean? And why is it worth pursuing? In today's episode we start to unpack the idea of conscious leadership and examine the first component of being conscious: being present.