15: Rethinking What it Means to Thrive Through Truly Sustainable Careers (Interview with David Ko & Richard Busellato)

What can following the money teach us about purposeful work?

If your brain is already trying to wrap itself around that question, get ready to be challenged, confused and uplifted by this conversation!

Today's I'm joined by David Ko and Richard Busellato, former hedge fund managers who've taken a bold step into the world of emergent economics. Their journey from the heart of the extractive system to champions of a new economic paradigm offers invaluable insights for those seeking purposeful work in a changing world.

Throughout our conversation, we grapple with the tension between current economic realities and the need for systemic change. David and Richard offer a refreshing perspective that balances pragmatism with vision, encouraging listeners to find joy and purpose in the transition to a regenerative economy.

For those feeling stuck between the desire for meaningful work and financial stability, this episode provides actionable insights to help you navigate this complex terrain. It's a call to embrace experimentation, connect with your community, and reimagine what it truly means to thrive in today's world.

You can find more about David and Richard's work at https://rethinkingchoices.com/

Next steps:

Book a Discovery Call to learn more about Regenerative Career Coaching

Subscribe to my email for weekly guidance to help you quit corporate and build a successful regenerative career.

Read the Blog: Rethinking What it Means to Thrive Through Truly Sustainable Careers

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

Listen to related episodes:

EP14: Three Fears Holding You Back From Purposeful, Regenerative Work (and How To Overcome Them!)

EP12: Can I Pursue Creative, Community Projects While Still Paying the Mortgage? (Regenerative Sticking Point With Harrie)

EP10: Three Easy Ways to Make Money While Pursuing Your Regenerative Career

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