On Becoming the Change Podcast

In this episode, I explore what it means to start before you’re ready - and why ‘ready’ might be an illusion that keeps us waiting for the perfect conditions before we begin.I share my own experience of asking whether I was ready to create Becoming the Change, and the fears underneath that question: am I good enough? Do I know enough? What if I get it wrong? What if I fail or people judge me? I explore how the constant pursuit of self-improvement can sometimes reinforce the belief that who we are now isn’t enough, and what might change if instead we allowed ourselves to show up as imperfect humans who are learning as we go.I explore why clarity, confidence and courage often come through doing rather than thinking; how taking small steps creates momentum; letting go of attachment to outcomes; experimenting, learning and changing course as we go; and some of the fears and resistance that can stop us putting ourselves out there. I talk about rejection, failure, embarrassment and other people’s opinions, and why accepting and trusting ourselves can make it easier to follow what feels true to us.And I reflect on what it might mean to create things differently - without needing them to be perfect, polished or immediately successful. In a world that increasingly makes perfection easy to manufacture, perhaps there is something powerful in being willing to be real, messy and human. Starting something in a way that is more aligned, adaptive and authentic can be part of becoming the change we want to see.So, if there’s something you’ve been wanting to start but you’re waiting until you feel more ready, this episode is for you. What’s one small thing you could do today?The podcast is part of the Becoming the Change movement - for people who are getting to know themselves more deeply, exploring how to contribute to a more just and regenerative future, and looking for a more fulfilling, energising and easeful way of doing that. I hope this podcast can be a companion on your journey.You can subscribe to On Becoming the Change podcast on Substack, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts to hear about new episodes.If you’re not already on the Becoming the Change newsletter, you can sign up at heatherlynch.co.uk to receive reflections, insights, offers and invitations to gatherings in the UK. You can follow us on Instagram @becomingthechangemovement and on LinkedIn - Heather Lynch. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit heatherlynch.substack.com

In this episode, I’m sharing the first draft of the guiding principles that sit at the heart of the Becoming the Change movement. These are the ways of being and practices I’m seeking to embody as I go through life and create Becoming the Change. They are invitations to cultivate ways of being that are more conscious, compassionate, connected and regenerative and what I believe can support us to create a better future from the inside out.The core values of Becoming the Change are Presence, Love, Kindness & Compassion, Authenticity, Open-heartedness & Courage, Childlike Joy & Aliveness, Connection, Living Systems, Enoughness, and Humility & Integrity.I explore what sits behind each of these - returning to the present moment, living from love and compassion, letting go of our stories and reconnecting with our true nature, embracing vulnerability and having courage, reconnecting with childlike joy, innocence and creativity, nurturing meaningful relationships, living more like nature, remembering that we are already enough, and aligning our actions with our deepest values.These guiding principles are shared as intentions and practices, they are not something to perfect or strive towards or judge ourselves against. They are reminders that help us come home to ourselves.This is the first draft of the values and guiding principles of Becoming the Change, I would love to chat with others who are living along the same lines. I’d like to hear your thoughts about these topics and if you would like to help me evolve and shape these, please drop me a message or comment.You can subscribe to On Becoming the Change podcast on Substack, Spotify and wherever you listen to podcasts to hear about new episodes.If you’re not already on the Becoming the Change newsletter, you can sign up at heatherlynch.co.uk to receive reflections, insights, offers and invitations to gatherings in the UK.You can follow us on instagram @becomingthechangemovement and on Linkedin - Heather Lynch. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit heatherlynch.substack.com

In this episode of On Becoming the Change, I explore my relationship with hope and what it means to be hopeful in these times. It’s a concept I’ve had a complicated relationship with over the years, and this episode is an exploration of what hope means to me.After spending most of my life learning about and working on the social and environmental problems that exist in the world, I’ve increasingly found hope to be a difficult word. A few years ago, I struggled deeply with eco-anxiety, had a pessimistic view of the future and found myself totally overwhelmed by the predictions for the future. Whilst I still think there will be intense challenges going forward, I have found a way to ‘be’ hope - not the kind of hope that is dependent on things turning out a certain way or based on what other people do - the kind of hope that is about practicing and choosing to live in presence and taking aligned action.I reflect on hope as an active and intentional practice: letting go of attachment to outcomes, remembering our capacity to choose how we respond, focusing on what is within our control, cultivating the qualities and feelings we want to bring into the world, and trusting that meaningful action begins with the place we create from.Throughout the episode, I talk about the role of agency, acceptance, and living in alignment with our values, and why I’ve found it more meaningful to focus on intention than outcomes. I also explore how the stories we consume shape our experience of the world, why cultivating feelings such as gratitude, awe, joy, and connection can help us stay resourced, and how taking action that feels deeply meaningful to us can create a sense of hope from within rather than relying on external circumstances.I also explore the importance of protecting our energy, noticing where we place our attention, cultivating emotions that help us feel more alive, and recognising that the way we show up each day matters, regardless of what the future holds.If you have been sitting with questions around how to find hope in these times, I hope this exploration offers you something to reflect on. I would love to hear your own reflections, views, and resources on what hope means to you, please do share in the comments.On Becoming the Change is part of the Becoming the Change movement for people who are getting to know themselves more deeply, coming back to wholeness and exploring how to contribute to a more just and regenerative future from a more fulfilling, energising, and easeful place.You can subscribe to On Becoming the Change podcast on Substack, Spotify and wherever you listen to podcasts to hear about new episodes.If you’re not already on the Becoming the Change newsletter, you can sign up at heatherlynch.co.uk to receive reflections, insights, offers and invitations to gatherings in the UK.You can follow us on instagram@becomingthechangemovement and on Linkedin - Heather Lynch. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit heatherlynch.substack.com

In this episode of On Becoming the Change, I share my intentions for creating the Becoming the Change movement, where it came from, what my vision is and who it is for.Becoming the Change is founded from my own inquiry into what it means to become the change we want to see in the world. It’s an exploration of what it means to be human in these complex and uncertain times, and how we find peace, freedom, clarity, and a sense of purpose and meaning.Drawing on insights that I’ve learnt from mindfulness, Buddhism, Taoism, yoga philosophy, coaching, therapy, systems and regenerative thinking - I reflect on the common thread I’ve found running through them all: that our true purpose is to come home to ourselves. To me this means deepening our consciousness and living from a place of greater presence, authenticity, connection, and love. I share why I chose the name Becoming the Change as both aspects of becoming and change are important parts. For me, “becoming” represents the ongoing journey of remembering who we truly are beneath our conditioning and evolving into who we are becoming, while “the change” is about orienting that personal journey towards the wellbeing of the whole and being of service to a better future. Together, they reflect my belief that our individual becoming is the greatest contribution we can make to a more just and regenerative future.I talk about my vision for what this movement might become: a place where people navigating the liminal space of inner transformation can come together in community to be together and support one another. Through gatherings in nature, retreats, walks, conversations, mindfulness, movement, creativity, and shared practice, I hope to create spaces where we can be fully human, embrace the messiness of becoming, and embody more heart-led ways of living and leading.I share why I’ve decided to use the word movement rather than a business or organisation, and why I believe the inner and outer cannot be separated and everything starts from within. I explore some limitations I found in some personal development spaces - where it’s focused solely on the self without outer world responsibility - and in social and environmental change - where I found some were unconsciously driven by fear, shame, or the need to prove our worth through the worthiness of our cause. Becoming the Change is an invitation to see our contribution and purpose in a different way: where we recognise ourselves as already whole and enough, and interconnected with all that is and the journey of becoming being about answering our call to contribute from the heart to the greater good.This episode is for anyone who finds themselves in the in-between space: questioning old ways of living, knowing that something new is emerging and taking steps towards the new way of being, and looking for companions on the journey. If it resonates with you, please reach out, I would love to connect with others on a similar journey.On Becoming the Change is part of the Becoming the Change movement for people who are getting to know themselves more deeply, exploring how to contribute to a more just and regenerative future, and looking for a more fulfilling, energising, and easeful way of doing that.You can subscribe to On Becoming the Change podcast on Substack, Spotify and wherever you listen to podcasts to hear about new episodes.If you’re not already on the Becoming the Change newsletter, you can sign up at heatherlynch.co.uk to receive reflections, insights, offers and invitations to gatherings in the UK.You can follow us on instagram @becomingthechangemovement and on Linkedin - Heather Lynch. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit heatherlynch.substack.com

In this episode of On Becoming the Change, I explore the practice of accepting what is and how learning to accept ourselves, other people, and the world as it is can be one of the most direct ways to find greater peace, freedom, and ease.Inspired by a week where lots of things didn’t go as I’d hoped, I reflect on how much energy we can spend resisting reality, wishing things were different, or believing that we, other people, or life situations should be something other than they are. We explore why acceptance is not about giving up, becoming passive, or lowering our standards, instead about meeting life as it is so we can respond more consciously from the present moment.We look at self-acceptance as the foundation for meaningful change, and why we cannot shame, criticise, or reject ourselves into becoming who we want to be. Instead, real transformation often comes through self-compassion, understanding, and learning to accept and embrace all parts of ourselves. We also explore how the parts of ourselves we struggle to accept often shape how we judge and relate to others, and how curiosity and understanding can deepen our relationships and connection, as well as the importance of understanding and honouring our own needs and boundaries.We also explore how acceptance can be helpful when dealing with the state of the world. In times of uncertainty, complexity and change, acceptance can help us let go of the internal battles we have with reality and can help us to be with what’s here now and allow ourselves to feel, without getting carried away in stories. And how we can find more clarity and ability to respond when we trade expectations for acceptance.Throughout the episode, I share reflections from teachings of mindfulness and my take on teachings from Thich Nhat Hanh, Tara Brach, Carl Jung, and Peter Crone, alongside practical ways to cultivate acceptance in everyday life.This episode is for anyone who finds themselves wanting to practice more acceptance in their lives and reflect on how acceptance can bring us back to the present moment, where we often find more peace, energy, clarity and joy and feel more like ourselves.The podcast is part of the Becoming the Change movement for people who are getting to know themselves more deeply, exploring how to contribute to a more just and regenerative future, and looking for a more fulfilling, energising, and easeful way of doing that.You can subscribe to On Becoming the Change podcast on Substack, Spotify and wherever you listen to podcasts to hear about new episodes.If you’re not already on the Becoming the Change newsletter, you can sign up at heatherlynch.co.uk to receive reflections, insights, offers and invitations to gatherings in the UK.You can follow us on instagram@becomingthechangemovement and on Linkedin - Heather Lynch. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit heatherlynch.substack.com

In this episode, I explore a question that has sat at the heart of my own journey: how do we respond to the global crises of our time in a way that feels adequate?When there’s an emergency in front of us, we often know what to do. We act. We respond. But when we’re faced with climate change, biodiversity loss, inequality, and the many interconnected challenges facing our world, it can feel very different. The problems are vast, complex, and often beyond our control. For many of us, this can leave us feeling overwhelmed, powerless, fearful, or questioning whether what we’re doing is enough.I share my own experience of working in sustainability, doing all the “right” sustainable behaviours, and dedicating my career to creating positive impact, yet still feeling like it wasn't enough. I explore how living in a constant state of anticipatory fear about the future can affect our wellbeing, our creativity, and our ability to respond effectively to the challenges we care about.We explore the relationship between our inner world and our capacity to create change. We look at how awareness of what’s happening in the world can contract us into hopelessness and scarcity, and how reconnecting with ourselves can help us move into a more generative, expansive, and creative state.We discuss the importance of taking care of our own wellbeing alongside caring for the planet and others, finding peace in enoughness while also expanding our consciousness beyond the limitations we’ve placed on ourselves and what’s possible. We explore how becoming aware of the stories, beliefs, and assumptions that shape our lives allows us to transform them, and how self-awareness, self-leadership, authenticity, and compassion can help us step into our capacity as creators.This episode is an invitation to consider what change could become possible when we come back to ourselves. When we align with who we truly are, connect with what gives us energy, learn to navigate difficult emotions, and create from a place of presence rather than fear. Because perhaps creating a more regenerative future isn’t just about what we do, but about who we become in the process.The podcast is part of the Becoming the Change movement - for people who are getting to know themselves more deeply, exploring how to contribute to a more just and regenerative future, and looking for a more fulfilling, energising and easeful way of doing that.You can subscribe to On Becoming the Change podcast on Substack, Spotify and wherever you listen to podcasts to hear about new episodes.If you’re not already on the Becoming the Change newsletter, you can sign up at heatherlynch.co.uk to receive reflections, insights, offers and invitations to gatherings in the UK.You can follow us on instagram @becomingthechangemovement and on Linkedin - Heather Lynch. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit heatherlynch.substack.com

In the first episode of Series 2, I talk about perfectionism - what it really is, where it comes from, and why doing something imperfectly and just starting might actually be one of the most powerful things we can do. I share my own experience of sitting on this podcast for over a year waiting for everything to feel ready, and explore the fears that keep us stuck, why clarity comes through doing rather than thinking, and how the act of starting is itself an act of becoming. If you're sitting on something you haven't started or taken action on yet, this one's for you.We also explore understanding our ‘why’ for what we want to do, getting intentional about our time and how we use it, taking off the pressure of expectation or outcome and the value in taking baby steps. We look at how ‘should’s’ and ‘ought to’s’ can keep us stuck and how resistance and fear may sit behind our procrastination. And we look at what choices you really want to make to align your life with the person you want to become and the change you want to see. The podcast is part of the Becoming the Change movement - for people who are getting to know themselves more deeply, exploring how to contribute to a more just and regenerative future, and looking for a more fulfilling, energising and easeful way of doing that. I hope this podcast can be a companion on your journey.You can subscribe to On Becoming the Change podcast on Substack, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts to hear about new episodes.If you’re not already on the Becoming the Change newsletter, you can sign up at heatherlynch.co.uk to receive reflections, insights, offers and invitations to gatherings in the UK.You can follow us on instagram @becomingthechangemovement and on Linkedin - Heather Lynch. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit heatherlynch.substack.com

In this episode of On Becoming the Change, I speak with Vanessa May, a coach who helps women find courage and authenticity in their lives. We explore what it means to embrace your true self, navigate big life changes, and build a life aligned with your values. We explore:* What it means to live as the truest and most authentic version of yourself and finding the bravery to step into your purpose and the life you were built for* The challenges and opportunities of being a highly sensitive person or empath* How big life changes, like divorce or break-ups, can create opportunities for growth and transformation* Understanding how early experiences, like being an under or over ‘achiever’ at school, shape us and how to reframe limiting beliefs* Breaking free from people-pleasing, fixing others, and learning how to set empowering boundaries* Recognising your triggers and creating healthier, more authentic relationships with yourself and others* Overcoming shame and our shadow parts and how by embracing and accepting all parts of ourselves, we allow this for others too* How we mask our true selves to try and fit in and what happens when we try to be someone for other people, rather than being ourselves* Regulating our nervous system and being able to live at edge of our comfort zone to growVanessa shares her empowering insights and experience that may encourage you to live a more courageous and authentic life. This is a very open conversation where we both share parts our personal challenges and the work we’ve done to overcome them. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did, and a big thank you to Vanessa for joining the podcast.About Vanessa MayVanessa is passionate about helping women break through barriers that keep them playing small. For years, she has worked with corporate leaders and ambitious women who have the potential to rise but feel held back by invisible limitations.Many women feel pressured to act differently just to be heard or stay quiet to avoid being seen as "too assertive." They want to lead without sacrificing their true selves or their values.Vanessa’s organisation, Courage Unfolding, was created to help women connect with their authentic selves, build confidence, and lead in a way that feels true to them. Whether they’re rebuilding after challenges or ready to take their careers to the next level, she is here to guide them to step fully into their leadership and strength.Find out more here https://courageunfolding.com/about-vanessa-may/This is the last episode of the first series of the podcast. Thank you SO MUCH for listening, I would love to hear your takeaways from this episode or any episode you listened to, if you want to share one thing that has really stayed with you - do comment or drop me an email at [email protected]. If you have enjoyed the podcast and think others might find value in it, then please do share it.I am working on an exciting project to bring together all the themes and topics from this podcast into an offering which will be launching in the next month or so, if you want to hear about it then follow me on substack or Linkedin.This podcast series was post-produced by Colette Jonas, freelance audio editor/sound designer/composer, who has been wonderful to work with. If you are looking for support with your podcast you can contact Colette by email [email protected] from me:* Coaching - If you are interested in exploring how coaching could support you to live as your truest self, to transform the big transitions in your life to wonderful opportunities and have the courage to step into your power, you can book a free discovery call with me.* People, Planet, Pint in East Surrey - an informal meet up for people who care about people and the planet. The next one is on Tuesday 4th February from 6:30pm in Market Stores, Reigate. If you’re local, I hope to see you there - Sign up here* Conscious Changemakers Walks are back - the next one is on Sunday 2nd March - I host monthly relaxed and mindful walks in Reigate, Surrey for people who want slow down, reconnect with themselves and nature and connect with like-minded people. I posted some reflections from the last walk on Linkedin here. You can sign up to the one on the 2nd March here.* Mindfulness for Changemakers – join us on Monday 17th February in Liverpool Street. Hosted monthly, this is an evening for changemakers to come together to slow down, cultivate inner peace, and connect with others in our movement. Set in a cosy Bedouin tent, we’ll explore mindfulness practices inspired by Plum Village, followed by a shared meal. Spaces are limited and you can book here.* Can you help me? I am in the process of creating an offer for people to support them on their journey of becoming the change they want to see. I would like to speak to people who want to do more inner work to create systemic change, so if that’s you and you’d be up for a chat to share your journey and thoughts and are happy for me ask you a few questions, please schedule in a call with me. As a thank you, I will offer a free 45 min coaching call for your time.Thanks for reading On Becoming The Change! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit heatherlynch.substack.com

Three years ago, I started working with Alma Griffith, a psychotherapist and coach, and it completely changed my life. Outwardly I was ‘successful’, I had a good job and a nice life but within me something felt off — I wasn’t feeling fulfilled or content with my life. Through our work together, I explored the beliefs, life stories, and unconscious thought patterns that were keeping me stuck and how to change these so I could create a life that would align more with my values and be more fulfilling. In this episode, Alma and I dive into personal transformation, the stories we tell ourselves, and how we can break free from limiting beliefs to become who we were meant to be.We explore:How outward success can mask inner struggles—and why so many of us feel like we’re not "enough."How to stop people-pleasing and seeking external validation so you can live a life that feels true to you.The power of beliefs—how the narratives we hold about ourselves shape our lives, and how we can rewrite them.What happens when you step out of your comfort zone and how big life changes can trigger unexpected emotions.Why we resist change and how uncertainty can be a gateway to discovering our authentic selves.The unconscious impact of childhood conditioning—how early experiences shape our self-worth and patterns in adulthood.How we unconsciously reinforce limiting beliefs and what it takes to bring them to the surface and shift them.The importance of emotional intelligence and self-awareness in understanding why we react the way we do.We also discuss how deeply ingrained beliefs shape our relationships, careers, and sense of purpose. Alma shares powerful ways to break free from old patterns, step into self-acceptance, improve our relationships and create a life aligned with who you truly are. If you’ve ever felt like you’re not enough or you feel stuck, unsatisfied with your life or unsure of your next step, I hope this conversation will offer you some insight, clarity and encouragement. I am so grateful for Alma’s support on my journey and for joining the podcast.About AlmaFor over 30 years, Alma Griffith has been guiding people through personal transformation, drawing from her own deep journey of change. She knows firsthand how limiting beliefs can shape our lives—having once struggled with the feeling of not being "good enough" herself. That experience led her to explore Neuro-linguistic programming, life coaching, psychotherapy and the power of shifting mindsets, ultimately changing her own story.Alma’s mission is simple: to help others discover their own ability to change. Through honest conversations and reflections, she explores what it means to break free from old beliefs, step into personal power, and create a life that feels truly aligned.You can find more about Alma from Mind Serenity on https://www.mindserenity.co.uk/about/ or contact Alma here.The last episode of this series of the podcast will be coming out next Thursday.Updates from me:Coaching - If you are interested in exploring how coaching could support you to overcome your limiting beliefs and unconscious thought patterns to live a truly fulfilling life where you feel like you are living in line with your values and in your authenticity, you can book a free discovery call with me here People, Planet, Pint in East Surrey - an informal meet up for people who care about people and the planet. The next one is on Tuesday 4th February from 6:30pm in Market Stores, Reigate. If you’re local, I hope to see you there - Sign up hereConscious Changemakers Walks are back - the next one is on Sunday 2nd March - I host monthly relaxed and mindful walks in Reigate, Surrey for people who want slow down, reconnect with themselves and nature and connect with like-minded people. I posted some reflections from the last walk on Linkedin here. You can sign up to the one on the 2nd March here.Embedding Sustainability networking event with Food and Drink Federation - I will be speaking at the next FDF sustainability networking event about the soft skills needed for sustainability professionals to embed sustainability into their organisation and the importance of coaching skills, wellbeing and resilience. This is based on the research we carried out last year. Find out about the event here. Find out more about the research here.Can you help me? I am in the process of creating an offer for people to support them on their journey of becoming the change they want to see. I would like to speak to people who want to do more inner work to create systemic change, so if that’s you and you’d be up for a chat to share your journey and thoughts and are happy for me ask you a few questions, please schedule in a call with me. As a thank you, I will offer a free 45 min coaching call for your time.Have you had the flu? You can read my first Linkedin post of the year here. It’s about my experience of starting the year with flu, I share about the mindful attitudes that helped me stay sane and how helpful the practice of being consciously aware of your thoughts can be because we are not our thoughts, we are the observer of our thoughts and we cannot control the waves but we can learn to surf. If you are ill at the moment, I hope this post might help in some way and I hope you feel better soon xYou can subscribe to my substack to hear more This is a public episode. 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In this episode of On Becoming the Change, I speak to Katherine Ellsworth-Krebs, a Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of Strathclyde focusing on sustainable design and a coach for sustainability professionals. For the past year, Katherine and I have collaborated on a research project to explore the realities of working in a sustainability role within an organisation. We surveyed 92, and interviewed 28, sustainability professionals to find out what the main challenges were and what skills and support they needed. In this conversation, we share insights from our research, stories we heard from sustainability professionals, our personal experiences with eco-anxiety and the journey’s that led us to become coaches dedicated to supporting changemakers. Here’s what we discuss:The stories we heard about sustainability professionals experience of imposter syndrome and eco-anxiety.The unique struggles of the sustainability field, including loneliness, the newness of the industry, and the absence of clear career paths and guidance.The cognitive dissonance that can happen when working in sustainability, the impact of greenwashing, and managing the tension between economic growth and environmental boundaries.How burnout manifests and the profound lessons learned when you’re forced to slow down.The transformative role of coaching in building confidence, resilience, and the ability to navigate challenges.Why coaching and emotional intelligence are crucial skills for sustainability professionals and how they support personal and professional growth.The question: Who holds the space for sustainability professionals to process what they’re going through?We get personal in this episode and share more about our own experiences of burnout, climate grief and anxiety and what led us into coaching. And we explore the importance of emotional intelligence, building supportive networks, and recognising the value of self-care and boundary setting. If you are a sustainability professional navigating the challenges of this work, know that you are not alone. We hope this conversation brings you some comfort, inspiration, and practical insights to help keep you stay motivated and deepen your impact.Katherine Ellsworth-KrebsKatherine is a Coach for Sustainability Professionals and Chancellor’s Fellow in Sustainable Design. She has worked alongside an Environment Team; co-founded Transition University of St Andrews; and spent over a decade researching low-carbon lifestyles and theories of change. She’s certified by the Ethical Coaching Collective and has over 300 hours experience coaching 1:1 and in groups.Find more of her resources for sustainability professionals, including her podcast Joyful Climate Writing and the link to sign up for her weekly newsletter, at ellsworthkrebs.com. Here is the link to Katherine’s group coaching programme for sustainability professionals https://www.ellsworthkrebs.com/thRead more about our research we discuss:Our presentation and resources here News articles published in edie and IEMA (about the challenges and the skills) and our research mentioned in IEMA’s Transform Magazine)Sign up to our mailing list here where we share more personal stories, insights from our research and offers to support the resilience and wellbeing of sustainability professionals.Thanks for reading On Becoming The Change! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit heatherlynch.substack.com