Join hosts Dale and Kyle as they reunite to delve into their personal and professional growth post-hiatus, impacted by COVID-19. From promoting wellness through play to reengaging with self-trust and community, they emphasize fun, presence, and community connection.They chat about podcasting experiences, juggling multiple projects, leveraging AI tools, time management challenges, and creating safe fitness experiences for clients. This candid conversation offers valuable insights into navigating change, the power of play for wellness, and the ongoing journey of personal and professional development.Where to find us these days:Overly Excited podcastSchool of PlayThe Group Fitness Experience podcastWell Designed podcastBCI All-Access PassLinks to other things we mention:Dale's TEDx talk: Narcissistic to NiceMore info on Dale's study with LaTrobe University on play.Dale's book: All Work, No PlayPodcasting tools: Opus and Cast MagicDale's podcast he recently wrapped up: Energetic RadioKyle's group fitness ideas: BootCraft

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