Chris and Toby welcome friend and mentor, Ron Germack, for a deep conversation about real versus work identity, major life transitions, and so much more. Ron goes into the insanity of living the "grind it out" corporate lifestyle in the '80s and '90s, as well as what it means to put value on character versus competency. Ron shares his personal journey of navigating career shifts, embracing a value of service even in retirement, and finding resilience while battling a health crises.

On this episode, Chris, Stu, and Toby celebrate one year since launching The Path, to discuss how this major change 12 months ago has redefined their personal and professional lives. From developing those crucial practices when facing a career change and overwhelm, to moving beyond old habits where we "power through" adversity, this episode touches upon a litany of lessons the guys have learned in the last year. Also, for those of you thinking about intential living and getting on your own path, this episode has a ton of takeaways when it comes to practical strategies for concepts such as surrendering, survival strategies, and embracing identity, that just might help you on your own journey towards personal growth!

On this episode, we welcome Heather Hoover-Salomon, who shares her incredible journey from intern to CEO and the courageous decision to pause, reset, and recharge! Heather shares her story and how she used curiosity as a tool for navigating major career and life transitions. The Heather and the guys also dive into how and why high-achievers often face issues with identity and burnout. Heather's is a story about how stepping back can actually move you forward and help you redefine success on your own terms.