While it gets a bad rap for being silly or "not what serious people do," play can be an important way to rest your mind on something different and open up room for new ideas, synthesize a myriad of thoughts, or find a new passion that cracks open a new way forward. This week we'll look at all the ways play can help us explore the unknown. Resources mentioned in this episode: <ul><li>Hidden Brain podcast "<a href="https://www.npr.org/2017/12/11/569907638/the-carpenter-vs-the-gardener-two-models-of-modern-parenting" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Kinder-gardening</a>" aired May 28, 2018</li><li>Working Identity by Hermina Ibarra</li></ul>

While it gets a bad rap for being silly or "not what serious people do," play can be an important way to rest your mind on something different and open up room for new ideas, synthesize a myriad of thoughts, or find a new passion that cracks open a new way forward. This week we'll look at all the ways play can help us explore the unknown. Resources mentioned in this episode: Hidden Brain podcast "Kinder-gardening" aired May 28, 2018Working Identity by Hermina Ibarra

While it gets a bad rap for being silly or "not what serious people do," play can be an important way to rest your mind on something different and open up room for new ideas, synthesize a myriad of thoughts, or find a new passion that cracks open a new way forward. This week we'll look at all the ways play can help us explore the unknown. Resources mentioned in this episode: <ul><li>Hidden Brain podcast "<a href="https://www.npr.org/2017/12/11/569907638/the-carpenter-vs-the-gardener-two-models-of-modern-parenting" rel="noopener noreferrer">Kinder-gardening</a>" aired May 28, 2018</li><li>Working Identity by Hermina Ibarra</li></ul>

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Welcome to The Next Spring, a podcast about renewal and reinvention. After a year of pandemic life, it’s the next spring. Where are we now? What is different, what is the same, and what are these new shoots tenderly emerging in the soil of our lives? In each episode, we will explore a different concept or approach to finding our way through this primordial time, and deciding where to spring next.  Hosted by Kathleen Goodman – a longtime student of change and transition, a full-time working mom, and an avid learner who loves to spot the links in disparate ideas from biology to art, from system theory to pop music, and so on.

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Welcome to The Next Spring, a podcast about renewal and reinvention. After a year of pandemic life, it’s the next spring. Where are we now? What is different, what is the same, and what are these new shoots tenderly emerging in the soil of our lives? In each episode, we will explore a different concept or approach to finding our way through this primordial time, and deciding where to spring next. Hosted by Kathleen Goodman – a longtime student of change and transition, a full-time working mom, and an avid learner who loves to spot the links in disparate ideas from biology to art, from system theory to pop music, and so on.

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