👋🏾 I’m Rebecca Nedelec— and I‘m fascinated by the nuances of social impact— how the activist convinced the big company, how the child prompted change (like seriously, Greta!) and really, that split moment where the influence was lit. Here, we’ll forget the big concepts and hear stories of the unseen moments that changed things for the better.
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👋🏾 I’m Rebecca Nedelec— and I‘m fascinated by the nuances of social impact— how the activist convinced the big company, how the child prompted change (like seriously, Greta!) and really, that split moment where the influence was lit. Here, we’ll forget the big concepts and hear stories of the unseen moments that changed things for the better.
S1. Ep3 | Alex Welsh & Pat Bruns, Founders of Yama Nomad | When purpose and work collide
Nuance of Impact
37 minutes 3 seconds
5 years ago
S1. Ep3 | Alex Welsh & Pat Bruns, Founders of Yama Nomad | When purpose and work collide
Pat & Alex are living the life that the rest of us millennials once said we would, before we realized the work involved. Founders of Yama Nomad, an adventure van company, Pat and Alex talk about bringing purpose and work together under one roof (or many if you count the adventure vans they've built).
In this episode, we reflect on the role of guilt in leading a purpose-driven life and the parallels between building vans the competition mindset.
You can follow the story and evolution of Yama Vans on Instagram or check out their website.
Nuance of Impact
👋🏾 I’m Rebecca Nedelec— and I‘m fascinated by the nuances of social impact— how the activist convinced the big company, how the child prompted change (like seriously, Greta!) and really, that split moment where the influence was lit. Here, we’ll forget the big concepts and hear stories of the unseen moments that changed things for the better.
