What now? A Fallow Time × The Mindful Arts conversation on rest, renewal and the inner work of transformation.
What happens when the way you’ve always pushed, performed and held it all together no longer works? Is it time for a new operating system?
Join us for a conversation on how rest and the inner journey come together to help us thrive as humans, leaders and citizens of this fast-moving world.
Together, Ryn Dovey, founder of Fallow Time, and Jacques-Philippe Piverger, author and founder of The Mindful Arts, will explore what's possible when high performers stop forcing the next answer and begin to listen for a deeper one.
Drawing on Fallow Time and The Mindful Arts’ D.A.R.E. Inner Journey Framework™️, this conversation will look at why rest is not an exit from leadership, but part of how we recover clarity, resilience and direction.
Moderated by David Aikman, formerly of the World Economic Forum, Founder of The Fathership Forge, this 60-minute conversation will explore how these two ideas meet - and why their intersection might be the missing piece for the way we live and lead.
In this conversation, we’ll explore:
Why doing more is not always the answer
What it means when your old operating system no longer works
How rest can become a turning point
What fallow seasons reveal about identity, work and renewal
How inner practices can support clarity, resilience and self-mastery
How to engage with The Mindful Arts and Fallow Time
This conversation is for anyone sensing that an old way of working, leading or living no longer fits.
About Fallow Time
Fallow Time supports senior professionals in a career pause, whether planned or unexpected. It offers structured cohorts for reflection with peers to help people use this point of transition well rather than rushing back into factory settings.
About The Mindful Arts
The Mindful Arts helps people reconnect with the inner foundations of clarity, resilience and self-mastery. Through the D.A.R.E. Inner Journey Framework™️, it supports people to deepen acceptance, humility, harmony and gratitude as living practices for personal and professional transformation.