A year of upheaval deserves an honest debrief—and a clear next step. I wrap season two with a heartfelt thank you, a transparent look at what resonated, and a rapid-fire tour through every guest’s biggest insight, from purpose-driven pivots to systems-level change. Along the way, I share a personal update—a move to Tasmania and a short break until late February—and a plan to rebalance what you love most: more focused solo deep dives alongside a strong guest lineup already queued. Across the ...
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A year of upheaval deserves an honest debrief—and a clear next step. I wrap season two with a heartfelt thank you, a transparent look at what resonated, and a rapid-fire tour through every guest’s biggest insight, from purpose-driven pivots to systems-level change. Along the way, I share a personal update—a move to Tasmania and a short break until late February—and a plan to rebalance what you love most: more focused solo deep dives alongside a strong guest lineup already queued. Across the ...
A year of upheaval deserves an honest debrief—and a clear next step. I wrap season two with a heartfelt thank you, a transparent look at what resonated, and a rapid-fire tour through every guest’s biggest insight, from purpose-driven pivots to systems-level change. Along the way, I share a personal update—a move to Tasmania and a short break until late February—and a plan to rebalance what you love most: more focused solo deep dives alongside a strong guest lineup already queued. Across the ...
JD's Journal
A year of upheaval deserves an honest debrief—and a clear next step. I wrap season two with a heartfelt thank you, a transparent look at what resonated, and a rapid-fire tour through every guest’s biggest insight, from purpose-driven pivots to systems-level change. Along the way, I share a personal update—a move to Tasmania and a short break until late February—and a plan to rebalance what you love most: more focused solo deep dives alongside a strong guest lineup already queued. Across the ...
