What happens when you’ve built a wildly successful career — yet something inside whispers, there’s more?
In the very first episode of the Live Your Jam Podcast, I sit down with my friend and colleague, Dick Ayres, a global business leader who traded 25 years at GE for a life of purpose, impact, and alignment.
Dick shares his journey of stepping away from one of the world’s largest corporations to co-found Litterati, an environmental startup tackling global litter, and to build a life centered on values, family, and contribution. His story reminds us that living your jam isn’t about abandoning success — it’s about redefining it from the inside out.
Together, we explore:
- The moment Dick knew it was time to leave his thriving corporate career
- How the Be–Do–Have model flipped his entire approach to life
- What it truly means to live from the inside out
- How following intuition led him to start over — with a blank sheet of paper
- The ripple effects of giving back, from environmental impact to community well-being
- The importance of caring for the caregiver and making space for what matters most
If you’ve ever felt like “life is good, but it could be better,” this conversation will inspire you to pause, listen inward, and reimagine what’s possible when you follow your soul’s lead.
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