Create Your Best Chapter

In today’s episode, my guest Jaye Pye, talks about his personal journey with grief. In February of 2020, Jaye’s wife Chrissy died at the age of 41, after living with cancer for 3 years. In our conversation, Jaye talks about how he is taking action to “live his life”, an intention inspired every day by Chrissy. Grief is part of the human condition and something we will all need to face at some point in our life; however its not something we talk about often or openly enough in our western society

Have you ever felt hopeless? Have you ever felt hope? What does hope mean? According to Lindsay Recknell, who is my guest today, hope means “the future will be better than today by taking action over the things we can control”. Lindsay is an expert in hope, and in our conversation we talk about the science of hope, how to take intentional action to move out of hopelessness and into a state of flourishing and wellness, and lots of other inspirational and educational nuggets. I hope you learn from

At age 32, Micheal McKay was outwardly successful. He had a profitable business, he owned a condo in a trendy part of town, and was engaged to be married. But, deep down he was unhappy. So, in 2015 he blew up his life and moved to Cambodia, where an opportunity to work had come up. He’s been in Cambodia the last six years and in today’s conversation we hear what he’s learned on his journey, his thoughts and advice on goal setting, happiness, privilege, and not waiting to do the things you really

In today's episode I talk with Dave Baldwin who entered the foster care system at age 14. This became an opportunity for a change in the direction of his life. In our conversation, Dave talks about taking positive action even when life hits him a curveball, his unique perspective on staying motivated, setting goals, making connections, and celebrating successes.About DaveDad, Friend, Co-Worker, IT Leader, Independent Technology ConsultantEthos: Everyday wake and try to learn something no matter how

Sometimes failure, or hitting rock bottom can be the biggest blessing in someone’s life. My guest today is Yana Read, and in our conversation she shares her story of personal failure, that has led to a huge shift in how she defines happiness, how family has become her number one priority, and how she has deepened her friendships through opening up about her own struggles. We also talk about her journey as the founder and CEO of Pupper Select, a raw dog food company, and how her business has helped

Today's guest is Amy Woolf, whose goal is to help people gain strength and confidence, and allow them to see their physical and emotional potential and resilience.In our conversation, we talk about the importance of family, taking risks, trust, friendships, and coming full circle in your life. Amy's advice is that we need to be the writer of our own story in order to live the life we're meant to live.About AmyAmy’s journey has taken her from the UK where she was born and raised, to Canada and now

Jessica Shumlich co-founded Highwood Emissions Management in the middle of a pandemic. Talk about taking a risk! In today's episode we talk about how there's never the perfect time to start something new, how self awareness leads to self acceptance and self love, and the importance of having difficult conversations.About JessicaJessica Shumlich (P.Eng., MM) is the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Highwood Emissions Management. She has a decade and a half experience working for energy