Slowing and Settling Down with Meg Berryman

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Today, we’re chatting with Meg Berryman about remedial vs regenerative business, stewardship vs leadership, the new and calmer questions to ask ourselves about obtaining the elusive work life balance and how the sensitive ones are leading the way in finding our way back to regenerative culture. This one is for those who feel like listening to an episode where you will leave with a feeling of being settled.  

👉  Meg shares

• What inspired her to write Wilder
• Her unique perspective on “Healing”
• The difference between working remedially versus working regeneratively
• What powerful leadership demonstrates
• About true balance
• About reframing the things we fear
• Why we are all over-working 
• That things take as long as they take
• About the beauty of sensitivity
• Why we need to connect to nature

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Meg Berryman is a trauma-informed coach, yoga teacher, author and consultant seeding and teaching regenerative ways to live, lead, learn and do business. Centering embodiment, connection and sustainability in family, relationships and offerings - Meg celebrates the small, the simple and the slow in everything she does and teaches others to do the same.

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