In this episode, I explore the parallels between Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way and the path of regenerative work. Both invite us to move beyond a corporatized, extractive mindset and into a more life-giving, co-creative relationship with our work.

I share my own experiences with Morning Pages and creative recovery, and reflect on why pursuing regenerative work often feels like being called to artistry: messy, mystical, non-linear, and deeply human. Together, we’ll look at what it means to:

• See creativity and regeneration as intertwined spiritual practices

• Recognise synchronicity as part of the process, not just chance

• Revisit buried dreams and grieve the “nice self” we’ve outgrown

• Embrace the spiral path, where old doubts resurface but with new possibility each time

If you’re feeling blocked, doubting whether it’s too late, or wondering if your dreams are “sensible,” this episode is an invitation to see your work as art—and to allow yourself to be a conduit for something larger than yourself.

Whether you’re just beginning to imagine what regenerative work could look like, or you’re in the messy middle of trying and failing, this episode offers encouragement, perspective, and a reminder that you are already an artist in the making.

Next steps:

Subscribe to my email for weekly reflections on pursuing a regenerative worklife.
Join me for a Wild Coaching session.

Visit my website: https://www.regenerativeworklife.com/

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EP43: Sitting With Waiting to Respond (My First Experience with Human Design)

EP29:Why Your “Messy” Career is Actually Your Biggest Strength - and How to Own It!

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