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Hosted by Amy Green · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 143 episodes
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Rethinking Success is where Amy Green asks the questions that sit underneath everything else, about the stories we've inherited, the definitions we've never actually chosen, and what it would look like to build a life and a way of working that's genuinely fit for how we want to live now. This isn't a show about recovering from burnout or optimising your morning routine. It's a show for people who sense that something in the current model is fundamentally misaligned, and who are ready to think about what comes next.Bold, warm, and intellectually honest, Rethinking Success is a different kind of conversation about what it means to live and work well.Amy Green is a futurist, keynote speaker, and author of The Wellness Paradox — a book that interrogates the six paradoxes keeping us trapped in a version of success that was never designed to make us well. She is the founder of The Wellness Strategy and has spent years studying the intersection of work, life, and the systems that shape both
Amy Green hosts Rethinking Success, a education show with 143 episodes published.
You're tired. You're trying. And I think the world just keeps telling you it's still not enough. But what if the goal was never to be extraordinary? What if average was actually enough? Not a consolation prize. Not givin
You did the right things, followed the checklist, ticked all the boxes. And somewhere along the way, you realised the medal at the finish line isn't going to make you happy. So what now? What if letting go of your curren
Belonging isn't something you find, it's something you create. And it starts with you. Most of us have been searching in the wrong direction. Looking outward for the right room, the right team, the right community. When
If bouncing back means returning to what depleted you in the first place, is that actually resilience? Or is it just an efficient path back to the same problem? That's the question Amy opens with, and it's the one that e
Resilience is everywhere right now. In job descriptions, leadership programs, school curriculums and wellness strategies. It's the word everyone's using and almost no one is questioning. And that's exactly the problem. I
If rest was the answer, we'd all be fine by now. But we're not. In this episode Amy unpacks the energy paradox, the one that explains why you can sleep eight hours, eat well, take the weekend off, and still wake up Monda
You are not a mobile phone, you can’t just plug yourself in on Friday night and expect to be functioning at full capacity by Monday morning. And yet somehow, that’s exactly the model most of us are running on. Get throug
Your workplace can put on the best morning tea in the building, and people will still be stressed, overwhelmed, and quietly checking out. Not because they're ungrateful, but because the morning tea was never the point. I
There's a reason the self-help section keeps getting bigger, and it isn't because we're getting better at being well. It's because somewhere along the way, someone realised that our discomfort was a business model, and t
He walked on stage with a laptop, in his casual clothes, no dancers, no fireworks, no grand production. Just him. And the internet had a lot to say about it. But here's what I think most of the conversation missed. Justi
We have the biggest wellness industry in history. We also have the highest burnout rates in history. That's not a coincidence. That's a paradox. And it's one worth talking about, because the wellness routine that was sup
What if the version of success you've been chasing was never actually yours? Not the title. Not the revenue target. Not the 5am alarm you set because that's what driven people do. Somewhere along the way, you picked up a
The wellness industry is booming, yet burnout is at an all-time high. That's not a coincidence. That's a paradox. And it's one of six that might be quietly running your life right now. In this episode, Amy unpacks a diff
You did everything they told you to do. The degree. The job. The promotion. The house. The relationship. The holiday you had booked every December to reward yourself for surviving the year. You ticked the boxes, you chas
You can be successful, and still feel like something’s off. Doing all the right things. Hitting the milestones. Building the career, the business, the life you thought you wanted. And yet, something doesn’t quite land. I
In this final episode of The Work of Wellbeing for 2025, Amy Green reflects on a powerful shift taking place in education, not just in pedagogy, but in identity. As AI becomes more integrated into our work, Amy challenge
In this episode of The Work of Wellbeing podcast, Amy Green dives into the rapid shift towards direct and explicit instruction, and how poorly managed change processes are quietly eroding staff wellbeing. While Amy suppo
In this episode of The Work of Wellbeing podcast, Amy Green explores what happens after a school creates a staff wellbeing framework, and why that’s just the beginning. Having a framework is a brilliant step, but the rea
In this episode of The Work of Wellbeing podcast, Amy Green explores the subtle but powerful difference between saying thank you, and showing it in a way that actually lands. Too often, appreciation in the workplace is r
In this episode of The Work of Wellbeing podcast, Amy Green shares the story behind SWIM, her Staff Wellbeing and Improvement Membership, and why it might be exactly what your school has been looking for. Born from years
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