The next five years will be the most disruptive we’ve seen, according to the World Economic Forum.

In this episode of TFR: This Feels Right, we discuss what this will mean in navigating the most disruptive five years we’ve seen across industries.

Our Special Guest: Chris March (former travel-industry COO), now a Global Leadership and Executive coach, brings a practical lens to what actually works when everything's in motion. We get into listening before rolling out the strategy, unlearning parts of the 'old playbook', and using AI to clear the busywork so you can focus on people.

Chris distills the 5, no make that 6 skills leaders need to develop for the next stretch and ties them back to everyday behaviors.

Chris believes it starts with: ABC—Always Be Curious.

We discuss:

• The role of AI in leadership
• The human connection in leadership
• The How and Why to UNlearn and Adapt

Connect with Chris info@chris-march.ca

Learn more at Chris March Coaching

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In this episode of TFR: This Feels Right, Dan Rogers, Canada’s Corporate Fitness Coach, shares how physical wellness and mental resilience are the hidden engines behind productivity, leadership, and personal growth at work.

With over 15 years of coaching experience and 30,000+ hours helping professionals build strength, confidence, and consistency.From his days as a high-level hockey player to today’s corporate coaching, he brings a practical and motivational approach.

“Better doesn’t mean the best. Better doesn’t mean better than somebody else. It means a better version of you.”

• Create a personal vision of your wellness (and life)

• Motivate yourself through autonomy.

• Reframe exercise

• Start small and track your wins

Coach Dan:

“We live in self-created deficits, focusing on what we’re not doing. But even showing up for a walk is a win.”

You don’t need perfect workouts—you need consistency

Connect with Dan at ⁠dan.rogers@rxrecourse.com,

LinkedIn, or visit ⁠rxrecourse.com

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In this episode of TFR: This Feels Right, Teresa Saputo-Crerend and Philippa Portnoy — former Division 1 tennis teammates and now the co-founders of LaunchBreak share how mentorship, team values, and authentic leadership are helping women athletes succeed beyond sport.

With over 2000+ members and representation from nearly 700 schools, LaunchBreak supports women who’ve competed in collegiate, national, or professional sports with real opportunities: mentorship, job search guidance, and connection with others.

Teresa and Philippa talk about building trust, creating structure for mentorship, and why sports uniquely prepare women to lead.

Quote: “If you’re a woman athlete, you already have the skills — now it’s about recognizing and using them.” – Teresa Saputo-Crerend

Key takeaways:

• ​Mentorship works best with clear expectations
• ​Leadership starts with being a good teammate
• ​Feedback creates growth when there’s trust

If you're a woman athlete who competed at the collegiate, national, or pro level, join LaunchBreak for free today at LaunchBreak.com

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