In this episode, Alisa explores how the metaphor of planting a garden can be helpful when building a regenerative business. Why trying to force results often leads us back to extractive an d manipulative tactics. And the importance of patience, faith, and trusting the invisible growth happening beneath the surface.

Alisa reflects on how internalised capitialism, deep-rooted fears and unhelpful beliefs can block our regenerative path to work we love and how reconnecting with nature and journalling can help to overcome them.

Natalia Sanyal works with humanity-first brands to create anti-oppressive copy that’s authentic, does less harm — and still sells. For many people stepping into regenerative entrepreneurship, that can feel like an impossible paradox, but this conversation shows you how it’s done.

In this episode, Alisa discusses some of the mistakes she’s made when building her own regenerative business and how immersing herself in nature and rediscovering creativity, play and joy has helped her to reconnect to her work and has helped her clients connect to their own purpose too.

Alisa shares a felt heartfelt exploration of what it means to be a regenerative entrepreneur, and how nature, wild swimming and medicine walks help her to navigate dark times and stormy weather.

Our jobs are deeply tied to our identities and our sense of self-worth, which is why so many people stay stuck in jobs they hate. In this episode, I share how I’ve learnt to value myself for who I am and have found more joy and purpose in the process.

Regeneration is about restoring life and life is inconsistent, it ebbs and flows. Alisa Murphy shares how a bout of illness has made her reconsider how she approaches her work so that it prioritises health and creativity over consistency.

What if the very things you feel awkward or ashamed about in your career could actually be your biggest strengths? In this blog, Alisa helps you to shift your perspective on career “messiness” and turn it into an advantage.

In this punchy blog, Alisa Murphy gives you five hard truths about why you should be investing in radical career change TODAY. She explains what it means to invest in a meaningful career (it’s not just about money!) and why radical change is the only kind of transformation we have time left for.

If you recognize that you have reached a stage in your career with more options than most, it's time to understand what career and financial privilege means—and decide how to use it.

Why do choose to stay in unfulfilling jobs instead of pursuing our regenerative dreams? Learn the difference between the practical concerns you think are holding you back—like money worries and doubts about your skills—and the deeper resistance that lies underneath. Resistance rooted in deeply held, often unconscious beliefs about your worth and value.

The truth is that money controls us. It traps us in corporate jobs that we probably never intended for ourselves. It’s time to get honest about the true cost of a corporate paycheck and start pursuing purpose-led work that matters.

Alisa shares a simple but powerful shift that has transformed her mornings and her business – starting with a pre-dawn walk. She explores how it relates to regenerative work, and how we can cultivate more thrill, discomfort, adventure, and connection in our careers.

In a live coaching session, Alisa works with Sara, a passionate sustainability professional who left her corporate job to pursue work more aligned with her values. Together, they explore how to balance multiple income streams, integrate creative passions, and build a meaningful career that’s both impactful and financially sustainable.

Alisa invites us to set aside the question of how to make money from regenerative work and simply focused on doing it. She shares practical ideas for getting started, building confidence, and finding value in the process itself. If you’re longing to reconnect with meaningful work, this podcast episode is for you.

Alisa explores what community activism can teach us about regenerative work and what she has learnt about purpose and intergenerational collaboration while campaigning to save a 120 year oak tree in her local town.

Alisa explores a different way of thinking about sustainable work—one that focuses not just on what we do, but on how we approach it. Helping us to break free from corporate conditioning and work regeneratively—with joy, rest, and connection at the centre.

Alisa shares her personal regenerative career confidence issues and practical strategies for overcoming moments of uncertainty.

Discover how to break free from your corporate job and career change paralysis by taking action with small, manageable steps and guiding questions.

A step-by-step guide to creating a personalised financial plan so you can transition out of your corporate role and into your purpose-filled work.