Bold Business Podcast

The Hero's Journey and the Paradox of Service to Others

It feels like a paradox. You must first selfishly meet your own needs before you can turning to help others.

With this in mind, what underlying human traits are common to all (or most), and what's the interplay between the shadow and the light as we strive to live out our own life's narrative? Certainly self care is important, but does "being in service to others" mean you can't make money for yourself as well? And when you're feeling cranky, how's that related to your core values, if at all?

To help sort things out, author/writing coach Marisa Goudy and Evolutionary Entrepreneur/Visionary Coach Lisa Engles join Jess and Scott for a thoughtful conversation that also includes the role of the Hero's Journey

The Hero’s Journey and the Paradox of Service to Others

It feels like a paradox. You must first selfishly meet your own needs before you can turning to help others.

With this in mind, what underlying human traits are common to all (or most), and what’s the interplay between the shadow and the light as we strive to live out our own life’s narrative? Certainly self care is important, but does “being in service to others” mean you can’t make money for yourself as well? And when you’re feeling cranky, how’s that related to your core values, if at all?

To help sort things out, author/writing coach Marisa Goudy and Evolutionary Entrepreneur/Visionary Coach Lisa Engles join Jess and Scott for a thoughtful conversation that also includes the role of the Hero’s Journey

Burnout, stalled projects, a lack of excitement going to work … all have one thing in common: something.is.stuck. Shifting gears is hard when we are in such a place. Though it's not easy or painless, the brave, take that first difficult step toward change. Jess Dewell hosts Keith Renninson to discuss the importance of taking a TRIP (Tenacity, Resilience, Imagination, Purpose) and thinking.

Burnout, stalled projects, a lack of excitement going to work … all have one thing in common: something.is.stuck. Shifting gears is hard when we are in such a place. Though it’s not easy or painless, the brave, take that first difficult step toward change. Jess Dewell hosts Keith Renninson to discuss the importance of taking a TRIP (Tenacity, Resilience, Imagination, Purpose) and thinking.

We often find ourselves facing different situations depending on life experiences, family affluence, and choices made. Sometimes opportunities come easily, other times not so much. Our personal attitude and awareness of what we have because of who we are ... this is an honor. When using this mindset for good, we improve humankind. Jess Dewell talks with Jessica Pettit about creating a "culture of humility."

We often find ourselves facing different situations depending on life experiences, family affluence, and choices made. Sometimes opportunities come easily, other times not so much. Our personal attitude and awareness of what we have because of who we are ... this is an honor. When using this mindset for good, we improve humankind. Jess Dewell talks with Jessica Pettit about creating a “culture of humility.”

The mission of a company is more critical today than ever before. With a shift from a desire from possessing something from and identifying with a brand, to choosing brands that believe in the same things we do … how we used to define a brand has changed. The actions of a single individual impacts both the perception of what a brand stands for, and the "real" mission being evaluated by the actions of the people working at a company.

The mission of a company is more critical today than ever before. With a shift from a desire from possessing something from and identifying with a brand, to choosing brands that believe in the same things we do … how we used to define a brand has changed. The actions of a single individual impacts both the perception of what a brand stands for, and the “real” mission being evaluated by the actions of the people working at a company.

From the Vault: People are bombarded with so many messages...which requires intentional planning to integrate a message across mediums, interact with customers in a way that brings them into the story, and know exactly what the result will be. That's the obvious truth of using storytelling in marketing.

From the Vault: People are bombarded with so many messages...which requires intentional planning to integrate a message across mediums, interact with customers in a way that brings them into the story, and know exactly what the result will be. That's the obvious truth of using storytelling in marketing.