The Long Game- with Rob and Mark

The Long Game- with Rob and Mark

Fifteen years at the same company sounds like loyalty. But look closer and it's something else entirely, it's a story of becoming. In this episode, Rob and Mark sit down to reflect on the journey: where we started, what broke us open, what we didn't know we had in us, and who we had to become to get here. No highlight reel. Just honesty. Join us for a trip to the past and some lessons learned along the way.

Separating Your Work from Your Worth

Most of us were taught early to tie our worth to results. Over time, performance became personal—and outcomes started to feel like a reflection of who we are. This episode invites you to separate your value from your results and rethink what actually defines you. Show Notes: It can be easy to get stuck in the outer-attainment-for-inner-attunement trap, thinking that something on the outside will solve all our troubles and make us feel complete. The truth is, though, you will never have enough of what you do not need. (Letting Go of the Chase and Reclaiming Your Self-Worth | Psychology Today Canada [https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/everyday-resilience/202503/letting-go-of-the-chase-and-reclaiming-your-self-worth])

Discomfort Tolerance

We live in an age designed to rescue us from every uncomfortable feeling. And it's making us worse at life. This episode is about building the one skill that quietly underlies almost every other — the ability to feel something hard without immediately running from it. It might just change everything.

The Pause

We've all been there — sent the text we shouldn't have, snapped at someone we love, said yes when we meant no. In this episode, we're talking about the one skill that could change all of that: the pause. That tiny gap between trigger and response, where everything is still possible. We break down the science, share some stories, and give you practical tools to actually use it.

Are You Actually Coachable?

Being coachable sounds easy, but it often isn’t. In this episode, we talk about why feedback can trigger defensiveness, what it actually looks like to be coachable in real moments, and simple ways to turn feedback into growth. A practical conversation for anyone who wants to learn, improve, and work better with others.