If you've ever had a deep spiritual experience, then you know how disorienting it can sometimes be to return to "the real world" of business and meetings and money.

How are we supposed to reconcile these seemingly distant parts of our lives, where one feels so sublime, inspired, and loving and the other can seem so harsh and cold at times?

We dive into this important question and more on this week's episode of the podcast. You will discover:

• Why you don't have to leave your spiritual beliefs at the door and how to connect with them in a way that works for any situation
• A question that can make your business more of a spiritual practice without needing to talk directly about spiritual things at work
• How to use your company's vision and values to connect with your deepest convictions about life and the impact you want to have

For a full transcript and show notes visit: https://besuperabound.com/podcast/290-does-spirituality-belong-at-work

It's one of the hottest topics of our day—no, not AI: leading remote and hybrid teams.

Businesses that get this right have access to high-performing talent around the globe. And businesses that don't find themselves in a world of hurt.

When it comes down to it, the key ingredient to building a great team that spends some or all of its time working remotely is trust.

In this week's episode of the Superabound Podcast we share an in-depth conversation with learning and development expert Kerry O'Brien that will help you lead your remote employees even more effectively.

You will discover:

• What are the 3 ingredients required to build trust, no matter where your team is working
• How to communicate differently to prevent unneeded conflict in a remote team
• How to grow quickly as a leader of remote employees so you can be as impactful as possible

Get the full show notes with transcript and video at https://besuperabound.com/podcast/289-building-trust-with-your-remote-team

Being alone does not mean being lonely.

It can be an experience of peace, power, creativity, healing, and more.

But for it to be any of those things—and not just annoying—you sometimes need to know why you're doing it and get some guidance on what to do. Otherwise your time alone may not be as fruitful as it could be.

That's why we developed a practice we like to call "Solo Soul Time." It's a way of being alone intentionally, focused on where you need nourishment, growth, or just some space.

In this episode you will discover:

• How alone time can lead to personal growth and success in your business
• How to escape the need for approval from others in order to feel worthy
• A question that brings you to a deeper part of yourself almost instantly

For a full transcript and show notes, visit https://besuperabound.com/podcast/288-the-power-of-being-alone