In today’s episode, Dr. Robyne sits down with digital marketing thought leader, educator, and future workforce trainer Kareem Perez for a conversation about the transformative impact of mentorship, mindset, and digital skills in our ever-changing world.

Kareem opens up about his journey founding The Tech Effect and how his unique approach to bridging the gap between untapped talent and opportunity in both corporate and entrepreneurial spaces goes beyond just teaching technical digital skills to also addressing mindset and overcoming the hidden blockers to growth.

Together, they explore the differences between mentorship and coaching, and how clarity, courage, and a supportive network can help you step into your potential while staying connected to your core values. You’ll also hear insights on building confidence, taking healthy risks, and the importance of “sending the elevator back down” to support those coming up behind you.

If you’re seeking clarity on your next steps, curious about leveraging technology for good, or simply looking for permission to craft your career and life by design, this episode is filled with actionable insights and wholehearted encouragement.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The difference between mentorship, coaching, and sponsorship

• Strategies for making the most of mentoring relationships

• Why transferable digital skills are essential in a changing job market

• How to build confidence, overcome fear, and take intentional risks

• The value of sharing your story and “sending the elevator back down” to help others

• How to align your work with your core values to protect your well-being

• How technology opens doors for creativity and connection

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March 18 & 19 | Two live 55-minute sessions.

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Additional Resources:

• The Tech Effect Academy: The Mentorship Mastermind

• Give and Take by Adam Grant

• Radical Candor by Kim Scott

Get in Touch with Kareem:

• Website: https://thetecheffect.ca/

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kareemperez/

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This week on Life by Design, Dr. Robyne sits down with bestselling author, business development expert, and founder of Bunnell Idea Group, Mo Bunnell, for a thoughtful conversation about how to grow your business and career by building genuine relationships rooted in generosity and trust.

Mo shares the research behind why strategic givers often outperform their peers and why the most meaningful growth comes from serving others in intentional and sustainable ways. Together, they explore what it really means to give without strings attached while still being thoughtful about your time, energy, and boundaries.

You will hear practical insights and phrases you can use right away to offer value upfront, make confident asks, and nurture connections that evolve over time. Plus, how three relationship-deepening actions per week can spark momentum, broaden your positive influence, and bring new opportunities your way.

If you’ve ever struggled with the discomfort of selling or simply want a more relationship-centered approach to life and work, this conversation will transform the way you think about giving, asking, and building a path that serves both others and yourself.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The difference between traditional sales and a relationship-driven, service-focused approach to building business

• How operating from a place of abundance and strategic giving can break through scarcity mindsets and foster authentic, valuable connections

• Why the person who makes the most offers of helpfulness is going to win the most business almost every time

• How the highest performers know how to say yes (and no) and size their contributions thoughtfully

• Phrases and conversation starters you can use immediately to build momentum, suggest next steps, and move relationships forward

• Why focusing on three meaningful actions each week can transform your business and life

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March 18 & 19 | Two live 55-minute sessions.

Save your spot: https://drrobyne.ca/day-in-quarters-workshop/

Additional Resources:

• Give to Grow: Invest in Relationships to Build Your Business and Your Career by Mo Bunnell

• The Snowball System: How to Win More Business and Turn Clients into Raving Fans by Mo Bunnell

• Free Give to Grow Supplemental Resources: givetogrow.info

• Mo’s Podcast: Real Relationships Real Revenue

• Give and Take: Why Helping Others Drives Our Success by Adam Grant

Get in Touch with Mo:

• Website: https://bunnellideagroup.com/

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mobunnell/

Get in Touch with Dr. Robyne:

• Watch episodes on YouTube

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In this episode of Life by Design, Dr. Robyne welcomes health and self-leadership coach, author, speaker, and podcast host Courtney Townley for a refreshingly honest conversation about the noise and pressure that often surround modern wellness culture. Together, they explore why chasing one-size-fits-all solutions and holding ourselves to unrealistic standards so often leaves us feeling frustrated, disconnected, and farther from true well-being.

This conversation offers a more human way forward: one rooted in authentic self-awareness, radical responsibility, and compassionate curiosity. From the power of “Isn’t that interesting?” as an antidote to self-judgment to the importance of setting healthy boundaries (even when it feels uncomfortable), they share practical insights and small, accessible practices for tuning in, soothing your nervous system, and honoring what you need.

If you’re ready to reclaim your sense of agency, experiment with supportive practices, and explore what genuinely feels nourishing for you, this conversation will meet you exactly where you are.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The importance of self-leadership skills in navigating health and life changes (not just following “cookie-cutter” protocols)

• How emotional well-being is linked to physical health

• Two major pillars of resilience: removing unnecessary stress and leaning into purposeful, growth-building stress

• How curiosity can interrupt self-judgment, build emotional capacity, and spark growth

• Ways to consciously shift your inner narrative

• Why boundaries are an act of respect for yourself, and practical strategies for setting them

• The critical difference between being a “dictator” to your body versus being in relationship with it

• Tips for experimenting with body-based practices so you can find what genuinely supports your regulation and well-being

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Dr. Robyne’s new book, I Hope So, is now available! Order your copy today by visiting: https://drrobyne.ca/hope/

Additional Resources:

• The Consistency Code: A Midlife Woman’s Guide to Deep Health and Happiness by Courtney Townley

• Courtney’s Podcast: Grace & Grit

• The Courage to Be Disliked by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga

• Sir Ken Robinson’s TED Talk: Do schools kill creativity?

Get in Touch with Courtney:

• Website: https://graceandgrit.com/

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gracegrit/

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/courtney-townley-a470a236

Get in Touch with Dr. Robyne:

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Today on Life by Design, Dr. Robyne is joined by the insightful Dr. Deena Kara Shaffer, a passionate global learning strategist, educator, and author dedicated to making learning more efficient and enjoyable for students of all ages. Together, they unpack the real challenges of learning within rigid educational systems and discuss how holistic learning strategies can empower students to find ease, confidence, and even joy in their educational journeys.

Dr. Deena shares why “learning how to learn” is the missing skill, how technology and AI can be harnessed ethically to enhance study habits, and why rest, connection, and self-compassion are non-negotiable for sustainable achievement.

Throughout the conversation, you’ll hear practical tools and thoughtful guidance for students, supporters, and educators, including what tends to get in the way of learning and what we can begin doing differently to foster true resilience and well-being.

If you’re looking for a fresh perspective on how to support your children, your students, or even yourself, this episode will leave you feeling seen, encouraged, and equipped to bring more compassion, clarity, and relief into the learning process.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How holistic learning strategies and building a personalized toolbox can transform the education experience for learners of all ages

• Why learning can and should feel good, and how that’s possible even within rigid educational systems

• Insights into why tests and timed assessments are still used

• How using free AI tools and the Awakened Learning Method can support students’ study practices

• Effective ways parents and educators can support learners without added pressure

• Practical ways to foster confidence, curiosity, and self-advocacy in any learning environment

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Dr. Robyne’s new book, I Hope So, is now available! Order your copy today by visiting: https://drrobyne.ca/hope/

Additional Resources:

• Feel Good Learning: On how to prioritise, focus, study, and learn everything better by Deena Kara Shaffer, PhD

• Raising Well Learners: Helping parents support students from stress to success by Deena Kara Shaffer, PhD

• Free Resources for Learners – Awakened Learning

• Low-Cost Resources for Learners – Awakened Learning

• All-Welcome Skill-Build – “The Essentials”: Giving students, parents, and educators practical, holistic learning strategies

• Awakened Learning newsletter – Get free resources and learning strategies straight to your inbox

• Free AI tools mentioned to support learning/studying: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Magic ToDo, NotebookLM

Get in Touch with Dr. Deena:

• Website: http://www.awakenedlearning.ca/

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/awakenedlearning/

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deenakarashaffer/

Get in Touch with Dr. Robyne:

• Watch episodes on YouTube

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In today’s episode, Dr. Robyne welcomes author, personal branding strategist, and entrepreneur Rory Vaden for a practical and inspiring conversation about what it really takes to create lasting change, both for ourselves and for the people we serve. Together, they explore why the highest performers don’t chase shortcuts but instead commit to doing the difficult, meaningful work others often avoid. Rory shares his “take the stairs” philosophy, reminding us that real progress comes from consistently choosing long-term results over immediate comfort.

You’ll hear why enjoyment isn’t a requirement for meaningful action, how the “pain paradox” reveals that tough choices today often create an easier future, and why unglamorous, boring habits can radically transform your life. They also discuss why hope isn’t just a soft skill but a tactical advantage, and how shifting your thinking from “Is it possible?” to “How could it be possible?” unlocks new pathways and opportunities.

If you’re ready to redefine your habits, design your future with intention, or find the courage to share your story, this episode is your invitation to think long-term, commit to the work, embrace the messy middle, and trust that every setback is preparing you for something greater.

Listener note: This conversation includes mention of suicide. If this topic feels sensitive for you, please take care while listening.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The four levels of influence and how understanding them can multiply your impact

• Why the highest performers aren’t chasing shortcuts

• The “pain paradox” and how embracing tough moments now leads to easier, more fulfilled living later

• How hope is both a strategy and a superpower for leadership, personal growth, and resilience

• Tactical mindset shifts to help you ask better questions and unlock new possibilities

• Why you’re most powerfully positioned to serve the person you once were

• What it truly means to unlearn limitation, reprogram your thinking, and step into identities you once thought impossible

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Dr. Robyne’s new book, I Hope So, is now available! Order your copy today by visiting: https://drrobyne.ca/hope/

Additional Resources:

• Take the Stairs: 7 Steps to Achieving True Success by Rory Vaden

• Procrastinate on Purpose: 5 Permissions to Multiply Your Time by Rory Vaden

• Wealthy and Well-Known: Build Your Personal Brand and Turn Your Reputation into Revenue by Rory & AJ Vaden

• Rory’s podcast with his wife AJ: Wealthy and Well-Known Podcast

• TEDx Talk: How to Multiply Your Time | Rory Vaden

• Have a calling on your heart and interested in learning more about how to turn your passion into a business? - Request a free brand call with Brand Builders Group by visiting www.freebrandcall.com/lifebydesign

Get in Touch with Rory:

• Website: https://roryvaden.com/

• Website (Brand Builders Group): https://brandbuildersgroup.com/

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roryvaden/

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roryvaden

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RoryVadenYT/videos

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• Watch episodes on YouTube

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How do we protect hope and keep our hearts open when the world feels heavy and uncertain?

In this week’s episode of Life by Design, Dr. Robyne is joined by Dr. James Rouse, a high-performance coach, author, speaker, and functional medicine doctor, for a heart-opening conversation about hope and purposeful living in challenging times.

Together, they explore the science and soul behind hope as a collective remedy, the importance of giving ourselves permission to embrace possibility, and practical strategies for giving cortisol a job and channeling stress into meaningful action. From the transformative practice of “soft eyes” – seeing ourselves and others with compassion – to riding the natural rhythms of our day, Dr. James shares actionable insights to help us find strength, joy, and openness, especially when we’re tempted to turn inward or shrink in the face of adversity.

This conversation is a call to stand audaciously in hope, to care deeply, and to become a disruptive force for good, no matter how dark or loud the world becomes. Whether you’re searching for a dose of hope or practical self-care, you’re invited into a field beyond right and wrong, where you can meet yourself and others with love, openness, and the courage to co-create big, bright futures.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How embracing hope, even in times of adversity and uncertainty, is a science-backed remedy for personal and collective resilience

• What it means to protect hope, and why humanity needs this heroic activity now more than ever

• How to give cortisol a job and finish the stress cycle through high noticing, intentional practices, and meaning-making

• The power of “soft eyes” as a daily practice for self-compassion, trust, and agency

• Why giving yourself permission to care, stay open, and love deeply transforms personal relationships and leadership

• The importance of showing up with authenticity, audacious hope, and collaborative spirit, even when the world asks us to turn down our light

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Dr. Robyne’s new book, I Hope So, is now available! Order your copy today by visiting: https://drrobyne.ca/hope/

Additional Resources:

• Dr. James’s Podcast with wife Dr. Debra Rouse: Love & Life Elevated

• Books by Dr. James Rouse

• Dr. James’s Free Resources

Get in Touch with Dr. James:

• Website: https://www.drjamesrouse.com/

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drjamesrouse/

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drjamesrouse/

Get in Touch with Dr. Robyne:

• Watch episodes on YouTube

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• Get Dr. Robyne’s book: I Hope So

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Today on Life by Design, Dr. Robyne sits down with entrepreneur, author, and membership expert Stu McLaren for an energizing conversation about the power and potential of building authentic communities.

Stu shares the origins of his passion for helping entrepreneurs create sustainable, engaged membership communities, along with the experiences that shaped his approach. From releasing guilt around money and reframing it as a vehicle for generosity and impact, to offering a clear framework for evaluating membership market potential and attracting your people, Stu brings grounded insights and real-world examples for anyone looking to grow their work with intention.

You’ll hear reflections on the power of asking for help, the role of community in personal and professional resiliency and success, and why serving even one person well can spark momentum and meaningful transformation.

This episode is an invitation to lead with purpose, build spaces where people feel they belong, and remember that the good we put into the world expands when we step up, serve, and aren’t afraid to ask.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why memberships are more than just transactions, and how they become part of your identity

• How defining community values shapes engagement and long-term retention

• Insights on overcoming money guilt and reframing profit as a pathway for generosity and impact

• Three key indicators to know if your idea is membership-worthy

• How to navigate resistance and setbacks, and why the courage to ask unlocks support and possibility

• Why qualitative data, such as personal stories and case studies, can be just as powerful as big numbers when building trust with your audience

• Insights on managing boundaries, prioritizing family, and aligning your work with your core values

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Pre-order your copy of I Hope So (releasing February 10, 2026) by visiting https://drrobyne.ca/hope/

Additional Resources:

• Predictable Profits by Stu McLaren

• Stu’s Podcast: Marketing Your Business

• Stu’s Nonprofit: Village Impact

• Stu on The ONE Thing Podcast with Jay Papasan

Get in Touch with Stu:

• Website: http://membership.io/

• Website: http://stu.me/

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stumclaren/

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stumclaren/

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In today’s episode, Dr. Robyne welcomes Coach Carey, a keynote speaker, life coach, and EDI consultant who thoughtfully weaves lived experience, professional expertise, and deep compassion into everything she shares.

Together, they explore the evolving understanding of resilience and what it means to cultivate self-awareness in a noisy, distracted world. Rather than pushing through at all costs, this conversation reframes resilience as knowing when to rest, reflect, and set boundaries that honor your energy.

Coach Carey shares her transformative “giving from the overflow” philosophy, encouraging us to nurture ourselves first so we can genuinely support others. She also shares practical tools, like her four-question self-inventory, to help you notice patterns, identify what energizes and drains you, and intentionally create more space for what fuels your well-being.

They also speak openly about their lived experiences with ADHD, offering thoughtful insights into attention, distraction, and the importance of finding what truly works for you.

This episode is your permission slip to rediscover joy through playful restoration, honor your limits without apology, and approach growth with compassion and curiosity.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why giving from your overflow is more sustainable than pouring from a full cup

• How honest self-inventory questions can help you track patterns, boost self-awareness, and make meaningful change

• The importance of choosing what you consume (including social media, entertainment, and even conversations) to protect your well-being

• Strategies for refueling your energy

• Why aligning your tasks with your energy (and giving yourself compassion on low days) can transform productivity

• Practical ways to manage ADHD, distractions, and information overwhelm

• Why showing up authentically is its own superpower

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Pre-order your copy of I Hope So (releasing February 10, 2026) by visiting https://drrobyne.ca/hope/

Get in Touch with Coach Carey:

• Website: www.careycoach.com

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coach.carey/

• LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/coachcarey

Get in Touch with Dr. Robyne:

• Watch episodes on YouTube

• Get Dr. Robyne's book: Calm Within The Storm

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In this insightful episode of Life by Design, Dr. Robyne is joined by licensed clinical social worker, author, and business consultant Debra Roberts for a meaningful conversation about communication and the small, intentional shifts that can strengthen relationships at home, at work, and everywhere in between.

They explore how our upbringing shapes the way we express ourselves, the common traps we fall into during difficult conversations, and how a few practical strategies can help us build personal agency and ask for what we need with greater clarity and confidence.

They also discuss concrete, compassionate ways to raise awareness, both in ourselves and others, without confrontation or blame, and offer real-life examples of how subtle changes in language and approach can lead to better outcomes.

This episode is filled with accessible, real-world insights you can put into practice right away, whether you’re working to voice your needs more clearly, set healthier boundaries, or bring more kindness and understanding into your everyday conversations.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How foundational communication skills are often missing from early education, and how this impacts our relationships

• The role of assumptions and narratives in how we approach conversations

• Simple but powerful practices for building self-awareness and personal agency, even in moments of stress or conflict

• Strategies to gently raise others’ self-awareness and strengthen conversations without triggering defensiveness

• The transformative impact of intentionally choosing when (and how) to engage in difficult conversations

• Why the way we speak matters as much as, if not more than, the message itself

• Why changing your communication patterns can prompt positive changes in those around you and help build healthy relationships, both personally and professionally

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Pre-order your copy of I Hope So (releasing February 10, 2026) by visiting https://drrobyne.ca/hope/

Additional Resources:

• The Relationship Protocol: How to Talk, Defuse and Build Healthier Relationships by Debra Roberts, LCSW

• Get 10% off Debra’s program My Communication Tools by visiting mycommunicationtools.com and using coupon code MCT10RHD at checkout

Get in Touch with Debra:

• Website: https://www.therelationshipprotocol.com/

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/debraroberts_lcsw/

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debra-roberts-99b620b3/

Get in Touch with Dr. Robyne:

• Watch episodes on YouTube

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In this episode of Life by Design, Dr. Robyne sits down with entrepreneur, podcast host, and creator Scott D. Clary for a conversation about the realities of success and what it really takes to build something meaningful over time.

Together, they explore the mindset behind the “10-year rule,” a long-term approach that reshapes not only how we pursue goals, but how we navigate discomfort, setbacks, and seasons of imbalance. They discuss the power of designing supportive environments and systems that make consistent action easier, as well as the role of an inner circle that both challenges and champions your growth. Plus, why being willing to start imperfectly, put in the reps, and keep iterating is the key to progress.

Whether you’re building a business, creating content, or developing any habit, this episode offers practical insight into the real “price of entry” for starting something new, and steady encouragement to keep going, especially on the hard days.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Scott’s approach to content creation and communicating ideas in ways that resonate

• The “10-year rule,” and how committing long-term transforms your mindset, expectations, and approach to setbacks

• The difference between motivation and discipline, and how to design your life for follow-through

• Why having a trusted circle that challenges and champions you is critical to leveling up both personally and professionally

• Why there may be seasons where you have to prioritize building over balance

• The power of adapting, iterating, and learning as you go, and how to leverage real feedback and data to sharpen your edge

• Why we’re living in the golden age of entrepreneurship, opportunity, and creativity

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Pre-order your copy of I Hope So (releasing February 10, 2026) by visiting https://drrobyne.ca/hope/

Additional Resources:

• Scott’s Podcast: Success Story with Scott D. Clary

• If you liked this episode, you might also enjoy: How to Be a Long-Term Thinker in a Short-Term World with Dorie Clark

Get in Touch with Scott:

• Website: https://www.scottdclary.com/

• Instagram: https://instagram.com/scottdclary

• LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/scottdclary

• YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/scottdclary

Get in Touch with Dr. Robyne:

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