It’s 2023 and we’re back! Cec and Steph dive into the new year with new visions. We talk about cherishing every moment, focusing less on the resolution and more on how we want to feel this year, and being intentional with our choices. How does vision boarding support the goal of falling deeper in love with yourself this year?LINKS TO TOPICS WE TALK ABOUT:Corkboard Newsletter: https://thecorkercollective.us7.list-manage.com/subscribe?id=df7e96c1ee&u=2dc48234230c1819c88546ac8Manager Essentials: www.thecorkercollective.com/signup/p/manager-essentialsFind Your Unicorn Space By Eve Rodsky: www.amazon.ca/Find-Your-Unicorn-Space-Creative/dp/0593328019

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From film camps to tree planting camps, what can’t Winger do with her precious time on this earth? Andrea Wing, now an award-winning film maker, talks about how you can recover from what’s asked and needed of you as a human being. As a creative, sometimes it’s worth stepping away from the computer screen to go to a place that revs your thinking up, whether that’s a “thinking couch” or a walk with your dog. How do you manage your creative energy?LINKS:Winger’s Instagram: www.instagram.com/andrea_wingWell Travelled Production Company: www.wearewelltravelled.comMMGY Origin: www.mmgyglobal.comThe Trapline (Whistler Film Festival): www.whistlerfilmfestival.com/film/?id=63544089c8fea20023ec9f49

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What do rain, neighbours and community have in common? Listen to this week's pod to dive into a few essential questions that were spurred on by a great CEO sharing her story of where she is from — and most importantly, why that matters. Steph was touched by the conversation and needed to dive deeper with Cec. This is a road-trip worthy pod and family appropriate!

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Emily-Ann King started Backpack Buddies with her Mom 10 years ago. This conversation gives light as to why they started what they did and why it all matters. Because no child should go (to school) hungry. Backpack Buddies has found a dignified method across the province of delivering food to those in need. On this pod, she shares their vision of where they are going and why it matters to them. On this giving Tuesday, we hope you will consider giving to those who have created structures for people who need your support.LINKS:Backpack Buddies: www.backpackbuddies.ca

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Our lead recruiter, Lana Bradshaw, hops on the mic with Sam Struan to riff on what their take is on the current job market, what the current vibe is in the candidate space, as well as traits they see in those who are able to find work faster than anyone else. You can control the narrative that is your career, especially with people like this on your side. We’re rooting for you. We’re here for you.LINKS:Sam Struan on Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/samthescotJob Seeker Advising with Lana Bradshaw: www.thecorkercollective.com/signup/p/jobseeker

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This episode with Gretchen Bellamy is on the hottest topic around: DEI. It’s not just for HR, it’s for everyone everywhere no matter what department. DEI is the kind of thing that ripples out beyond your work station. It is the most important, the most impeccable, the most essential training for any human to experience.LINKS:Bellamy Management Consulting: www.bellamyconsulting.comClass Rebel’s Insta: www.instagram.com/classrebel/

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Cec and Steph riff on the abundance of time after daylight savings. Do you feel like you never have enough? Or do you feel like you have too much? Remember that choice is abundant. Also, the people, places and the things that you love are abundant and there for you. So never forget that our relationship with time is but a mirror to our relationship with many other things. Here's a list of Cec and Steph's favourite 5 ways they like to spend time to hopefully get your creative juices flowing for yours.Cecily's 5 favourite ways to pass time:1. Meditating2. Making soup3. Walking in the forest4. Yoga5. WritingSteph's 5 favourite ways to pass time:1. Reading2. Pickling vegetables3. Baking squash (or any root vegetable!)4. Painting rocks5. Podcasts on repeatLINKS:Manager Essentials Program: www.thecorkercollective.com/development/manager-essentialsLouise Hay: www.louisehay.com

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This is a throwback episode to a conversation that I had with Darius Sam from June of 2020. June of 2020, Darius had completed his first 100-miler and within 48 hours we had him on the mic recording the real story. And now, 2.5 years later, the New Yorker has recently released a documentary of what went into that project. By the way, since then he’s accomplished a 240 mile race in Moab that took 99 hours. Enjoy this re-release!Darius Sam — a 19 year old Indigineous man — joined Steph 48 hours after running 100 miles to raise money for his local food bank. At the end of 2019 Darius was still using drugs and alcohol heavily, but he began 2020 with determination and a new vision of what is possible. He moved home, created a rigid sleep and work-out routine, and found a renewed sense of determination and purpose. 6 months later, and Darius is still pushing himself to find the edge of what he can accomplish.So far, Darius has completed a self-made Ironman distance triathlon — completing only one week of training prior. After becoming inspired by a youtube video, Darius decided his next challenge was to run 100-miles for a cause. After visiting his local food bank, and recognizing the need in his community — he began raising funds. He surpassed his goal of $1000 dollars, raising over $80,000 by the time he completed the run.His 100 mile run is a story of persistence and grit — and as his grandfather wisely said — “This is where you find out who you are.”Tune in to hear what feat Darius is taking on next — because there is no limit to what he can accomplish.LINKS:Rich Roll Podcast with Hilaree Nelson: https://www.richroll.com/podcast/hilaree-nelson-364/An Ultramarathoner’s Hundred-Mile Run for Mental-Health Awareness | The New Yorker Documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5z8VyRd1G0Darius’ Go Fund Me: www.gofundme.com/f/nicola-valley-food-bank-fundraiserThe Original Vancouver Sun Article: vancouversun.com/news/local-news/indigenous-teen-overcomes-past-and-raises-5000-for-local-food-bank-with-ultra-marathon

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We're putting on an event called The Collective Upgrade! Join The Corker Collective at Werklab ft. The Collective You on November 16, 2022 for an: Upgrade! Whether it be a photo, an idea, a relationship, or a job! Healthy nibbles will be provided. Community will be present. All proceeds from the photoshoot will be donated to Backpack Buddies.LINKS:The Collective Upgrade on November 16. RSVP!: www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-collective-upgrade-tickets-441984315987The Collective You: www.instagram.com/thecollectiveyouSalted Cycle: www.saltedcycle.comBecky Jasper: www.instagram.com/beckyjojasperAngela Manuel-Davis: www.instagram.com/angelamanueldavis

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Inspired to create her own culture by starting a business, Anna Kerevan shares a behind the scenes look at entrepreneurship and then leading with your values. It’s ok to not be the one in charge. It’s ok to not be the one with all the responsibility. It’s ok to take it seven years at a time. How do you want to feel at work today?LINKS:The Now What: www.thecorkercollective.com/the-now-whatAnna’s Instagram: www.instagram.com/annakerevan/

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