How do individuals discover and live a life of happiness and meaning? Jonathan describes his personal journey from medicine for the body to medicine for the soul with the purpose exchange and the age of no retirement. Jonathan is on a mission to build a community of purposeful people and to contribute to a better world.

Weaving purpose and meaning into the working world is complicated but rewarding. Nadine shares some examples of how purpose permeates into Westminster Council from the overarching vision to make the borough a fairer place to the three pillars that underpin it (everyone has talent, everyone is valued, everyone is a leader)

Richard is a lecturer, a spiritualist, and a consultant. In this episode Richard talks about some of his influences in life, the importance of spirituality in being our authentic lives and of finding happiness on the dance floor.

We all have a purpose, the desire and the ability to live with meaning but also to contribute towards something bigger than us. So why do so many of us live without the fulfilment and true happiness that comes from activating our purpose fully? In this episode, Adam talks about his work with college students and how the course is changing the way in which these young people understand and connect with their purpose. We also explore why so many of us as adults are disconnected from our innate purpose only to find it later in life (perhaps) Adam is a teacher and coach who merges ancient wisdom, eastern philosophy and modern science to ignite purpose in peoples lives. You can find Adam Guzman-Poole on linkedin.

The fabric that holds society together has frayed thin and the wisdom and the support from and for the older generation is being lost. Sophie Ruffer shares her vision for a world where wisdom is captured, shared, valued and recycled: she also shares her work with older patients as a physio, a friend and on many occasions a lifeline. Sophie is an active mum, yoga teacher, masseur, physio, business owner and purpose activists. https://www.goodtherapygroup.com/

The world as we know it, must change. Radical changes to our climate, increasing competition for dwindling resources, widening inequality, poverty, violence and discrimination on the rise. Louise Le Gat suggests that a new world must be imagined and created now, if we are to survive. Louise proposes that society must shift and return the long term wellbeing of people and planet its core. Founder of the purpose-led school, Louise talks about a shift in mindset and the need for alchemists, artisans and artists (not anarchists..) to be the brave builders of the new world. www.louiselegat.com