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What happens when your business feels out of alignment with who you are and you’re brave enough to admit it?
In this episode of The BRAVE OT Podcast, I sat down with Dr. Jess Reynolds, a collaborator and traditional Chinese medicine practitioner and educator, to talk about what it really looks like to reimagine your life and work from the inside out.
In this discussion we explore some of our lived and learned experiences including:
How inner work shapes outer success—and why it’s often the part we skip
The hidden spiritual and identity layers of burnout
Why teaching can be the best way to learn (especially the stuff you most need yourself)
Disrupting default ways of practicing to make room for deeper alignment
The introvert table, mindfulness beyond meditation, and laundry piles as existential mirrors
Whether you're an OT in private practice, an educator, or a healing professional trying to find your footing, this is a real conversation about being human in your work.
I think you'll find AH-HAs in:
Jess’s experience pivoting from teaching technique to teaching transformation
The gap between what practitioners need and what they actually seek out in CE
Why "just be yourself" isn’t always accessible—and how to honor your capacity
The shift from pre-recorded courses to community-based learning
Personal stories of burnout, grief, reinvention, and finding flow again
Mentioned:
Jess's Free Course https://aimonline.com/wellness-practice-essentials-page
Book a demo with the Jane App and be sure to use my code VITALITY at the time of signup for a one month grace period on your new account.
Connect with Jess:
Instagram: @drjessreynolds
Website: https://aimonline.com/
Connect with Carlyn:
Instagram: @balanceworksOT
Podcast home: https://www.braveot.com
🎧 Subscribe to The BRAVE OT Podcast on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
By Carlyn Neek - OT Entrepreneur Coach, Educator, Founder of ACTivate Vitality5
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What happens when your business feels out of alignment with who you are and you’re brave enough to admit it?
In this episode of The BRAVE OT Podcast, I sat down with Dr. Jess Reynolds, a collaborator and traditional Chinese medicine practitioner and educator, to talk about what it really looks like to reimagine your life and work from the inside out.
In this discussion we explore some of our lived and learned experiences including:
How inner work shapes outer success—and why it’s often the part we skip
The hidden spiritual and identity layers of burnout
Why teaching can be the best way to learn (especially the stuff you most need yourself)
Disrupting default ways of practicing to make room for deeper alignment
The introvert table, mindfulness beyond meditation, and laundry piles as existential mirrors
Whether you're an OT in private practice, an educator, or a healing professional trying to find your footing, this is a real conversation about being human in your work.
I think you'll find AH-HAs in:
Jess’s experience pivoting from teaching technique to teaching transformation
The gap between what practitioners need and what they actually seek out in CE
Why "just be yourself" isn’t always accessible—and how to honor your capacity
The shift from pre-recorded courses to community-based learning
Personal stories of burnout, grief, reinvention, and finding flow again
Mentioned:
Jess's Free Course https://aimonline.com/wellness-practice-essentials-page
Book a demo with the Jane App and be sure to use my code VITALITY at the time of signup for a one month grace period on your new account.
Connect with Jess:
Instagram: @drjessreynolds
Website: https://aimonline.com/
Connect with Carlyn:
Instagram: @balanceworksOT
Podcast home: https://www.braveot.com
🎧 Subscribe to The BRAVE OT Podcast on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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