Dylan Combres is a former industry worker with experience in oil and gas, potash mining, and construction. With a passion for nutrition, human physiology and helping people, Dylan embarked on his journey to become a nurse 3 years ago making the switch from working for a paycheck, to living a life with flexibility, purpose, and meaning.

I first met Dylan in an underground potash mine 7 years ago, since then I have been gifted a front row seat, as his partner, watching him chase his dreams, live into his potential and allow life’s challenges to become the fertile soil for growth.

In this episode Dylan shares his journey from manual labour and industry to entering university as a mature student. His words echo with truth as he reminds us that people only believe in us to the degree that we believe in ourselves, and that true wealth comes from honouring our bodies and living a life of health. We also talk about the tension between holding a vision and living for today while dispelling the myth of ‘getting there’ and exploring the practice of presence.

I welcome you into our home for morning coffees as I get the pleasure of drawing out the man who inspires me daily to live life for the moment and let go.