We had this really powerful conversation. It was handed to me by a friend at a conference I went to in 2018, my friend Johnny Miller. Paul (02:05): "The pathless path" was a phrase that was first introduced to me in a book. What does "the pathless path" mean to you? I'm pumped for the convo now, too.Ĭhris (01:56): Good, good. Paul (01:52): I'm excited to be here, Chris. Thanks for joining me, Paul, really excited. So with that in mind, let's join Paul to explore making our work and life more meaningful. About making our own path, so that perhaps we can live more in alignment with our values, both that we get in touch with what's more important to us, and that our lives are a reflection of that. So, this is going to be a conversation about this.
Paul asked this dangerous question: what if we threw out these default scripts? What if we carved our own path? We often choose our career paths based on prestige, and we can often end up selling our happiness and freedom for money. Can we make it more healthy, and how can we be thriving, more meaningful, fulfilled human beings? We all subscribe to default scripts of success, whether we realize it or not. I've been really enjoying my conversations with Paul recently about our relationship with work. Paul spent several years working in strategy consulting before deciding to walk away and embrace a pathless path. Paul Millerd, author of The Pathless Path, is an independent writer, freelancer, coach, and digital creator. It is my pleasure to introduce Paul Millerd. If you are an executive or investor ready to take yourself to the next level, download my workbook at. Join me, Chris Sparks, as I interview elite performers to reveal principles, systems, and strategies for achieving a competitive edge in business. Note: transcript slightly edited for clarity.Ĭhris (00:05): Welcome to Forcing Function Hour, a conversation series exploring the boundaries of peak performance. (48:22) Signs of progress on the pathless path
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