Plenty For Everyone

Today we talk with our good friend Matt Navarro, Global VP of Sales at Stanley. Learn how he overcomes the limitations of the virtual world to consciously lead himself, his family, and his team in business and in life.

How do we stay the course when the world throws us a curve? Join us as we talk with Scott Archimbaud and Alyson Sprafkin of leading cancer center City of Hope about navigating 2020, the lessons of leadership during change, and finding hope all around.

Around Valentines Day, we often think of connection in terms of relationship with another – a spouse, a partner, a lover, a friend. There's no doubt that it's important to connect with the people closest to us, but cultivating connection with ourselves is often overlooked and under-appreciated. In our rush to take care of others, we all too often leave ourselves out.

Valentines Day can be an invitation to include yourself in the mix. In today's episode we explore connection, starting with the idea of self-love. And we talk about how and why conscious leaders cultivate connection with others, too.

Today we continue our exploration of conscious leadership with a discussion about the importance of awareness -- cultivating the ability to notice the quiet whispers of insight and inner knowing that are all around us. Often we overrule our own instincts, or place more important on empirical data than emotional information. Conscious leadership involves learning how to integrate different streams of information into something bigger than the sum of its parts. Join us!

Now more than ever, we are being called to raise our consciousness and engage with the world around us. But what does being "conscious" even mean? And why is it worth pursuing? In today's episode we start to unpack the idea of conscious leadership and examine the first component of being conscious: being present.

Happy new year?! What a start to 2021. One week down and we are feeling worked – deeply saddened by the insurrection on the U.S. Capitol, deeply stirred by the threat to democracy, and deeply inspired to rise up and be counted as we create a better way, a better nation, and a better world. Join us as we contemplate what's behind us, what's in front of us, and why hope needs your help more than ever.

In today's episode, we ramble about one of the biggest topics of the year: the election. It's nice to have a safe space to explore and share our thoughts.

When was the last time you asked yourself to go for a walk? Hear from dear friend Ranj Bawa, owner and president of Renewed Balance, about how his walks with himself have created a year of gratitude and presence.

Join us and Elaine Martyn of Fidelity Charitable as we explore compassion and presence in the workplace; the need to slow down for ourselves and our teams; and how sometimes, during trying times like these, the best advice is to eat more soup.

Have you ever had the experience of being completely stuck on a problem, only to walk outside and have the answer immediately pop into your head? Have you ever laid in bed, stressed about something to the point of sleeplessness, only to wake up with complete clarity? Nature and rest are an incredible, inspiring duo. 

 

For Jon Cass, Digital Fundraising and Marketing Strategist of World Wildlife Fund, the importance of nature has never been more clear. At a time when everything feels topsy turvy, he wanted to help people experience the healing power of nature while creating a new way forward for a more balanced world. 

 

On today’s episode of Plenty for Everyone we meet with one of our favorite conscious leaders and clients, Jon Cass, to discuss how rest and nature helped him to open up to what’s possible, transcend our new virtual world, and make decisions that are congruent to the mission of WWF.