The Rebuild Podcast

Join Beth and Carmen as they speak with mining industry expert Allison Coppel about her journey through her own rebuild over the last year. Allison is an ESG and Social Management expert with experience across many of the worlds major mining companies. Allison shares her passion for creating change in mining while leaning into her own values and what that has meant for her own rebuild over the last few years.

Join Beth and Carmen as they speak about setting boundaries, tackling busy culture, and speaking to how to leverage your values while driving your career. Beth and Carmen explore how to identify individual values and how to put check points in place to ensure you stay aligned with your values.

Beth and Carmen chat about the need for radical accountability in creating the outcomes you want during a rebuild. Through free flowing conversation Beth and Carmen tackle the hard questions around responsibility and accountability.

In this episode of the Rebuild podcast, hosts Bethany Borody and Carmen Turner discuss the importance of letting go of the past to create a compelling vision for the future. They explore themes of resilience, uncertainty, and self-love, emphasizing that growth comes from embracing discomfort and learning from experiences. The conversation highlights the significance of self-compassion and gratitude in the rebuilding process, encouraging listeners to trust themselves and their journey.

Int his bonus episode, Beth speaks with her eight year old son Judah about the idea of greatness and how to define what 'great' is through the lens of children.

Join us as we wrap up our first season of The Rebuild and share what we enjoyed most about recording these episodes for you.

Summary

In this episode, Beth and Carmen discuss the importance of building a supportive community during challenging times. They share their personal experiences and highlight the benefits of having a strong network of people who believe in you and push you to be your best self. They emphasize the need to be intentional about building relationships and to surround yourself with individuals who align with your goals and values. They also discuss the importance of setting boundaries and letting go of relationships that no longer serve you. Overall, they stress the power of community in providing support, encouragement, and a sense of belonging.

In this conversation, Beth and Carmen discuss the idea that less is more and the negative effects of constantly overworking. They explore the societal pressure to work harder and the belief that success is only achieved through burnout. They question whether this mindset is true and discuss the importance of taking breaks and finding balance. They also talk about the fear of doing less and the need to prove oneself. They emphasize the importance of finding one's zone of genius and doing what feels good and fulfilling. The conversation concludes with advice on how to make intentional choices and build a support system that aligns with one's goals and values.

In this episode, Carmen shares her journey of working in the sustainability field and the challenges she faced along the way. She talks about her early passion for the environment and social movements, which led her to pursue a career in sustainability. Carmen discusses her experience of being a trailblazer in the corporate world, where sustainability practices were not yet mainstream. She also opens up about the difficulties she faced as a working mother and the pressure to balance her career and family life. Carmen ultimately made the decision to start her own consulting and coaching business, where she helps companies develop their sustainability agendas and supports emerging leaders in the field.

Beth Borody shares her life journey, from growing up in Niger to her struggles with mental health and finding her passion in the natural resource industry. She discusses the impact of her upbringing in West Africa, the challenges she faced as a woman, and her determination to break down barriers and prove that girls can do anything. Beth also talks about her work in community development and international development, and how she found her way into the mining industry. Beth shares her journey in the mining industry and the challenges she faced as a woman without a traditional mining background. She discusses the importance of recognizing potential in individuals and the need for diverse perspectives in the industry. Beth also talks about the creation of Femina Collective, a community and platform for women in the natural resource sector. She highlights the growth and future plans of Femina, including expanding membership options, offering services for recruiters, and launching a private investment club. Beth's advice to her younger self is to trust her instincts and believe in her abilities.