10,000 Days

The average person spends roughly 10,000 days of their adult life working. 10,000 Days is a podcast that will offer you tools, strategies and inspiration for your own career. Stay tuned for Season One coming out in January!

In this episode, we are joined by Professor Steve Gedeon, Chair of the Ryerson Entrepreneur Institute at Ryerson University. We explore how remaining curious, applying a search-based mindset and other entrepreneurial principles can lead to a more expansive and rewarding career.

We wrap up this season with Henry Gordon-Smith, an AgTech expert and the founder & CEO of Agritecture. Henry shares his career journey to launching Agritecture and solving problems within the global food system while also sharing great insights on taking risks, developing a personal brand and leading through times of change and uncertainty.

On this episode, Wellness Consultant Jennifer Spencer shares her journey to launching Pause+Expand which is on a mission to bridge the gap between work culture and and mental wellness practices. We discuss the importance of mindfulness, community, connections for our careers and our lives while also diving into a live sound meditation.

Marc Woods is a Paralympic gold medalist swimmer turned leadership and executive coach. On this episode, we learn how elite sports-training can translate to workplace performance and success as we dive into important topics including accountability, resiliency and inclusion. Marc shares his inspiring story to becoming a Paralympic champion along with leadership insights for career success and tips to staying motivated.