The Plan Changed. She Didn't Quit.

From burnout and caregiving to wellness leadership and multi-niche success, Fay Chapple's story of radical reinvention.

In this candid episode of Let's Talk, Coach Che Marville speaks with Fay Chapple, a powerhouse entrepreneur who left a high-level corporate role to become a full-time caregiver, and in doing so, reimagined every aspect of her life.

They explore the real face of burnout, the pragmatic courage it takes to stop pretending everything is fine, and the healing power of mindfulness, feng shui, and building systems that serve the whole self. Fay shares how she created a thriving wellness center, adopted a multi-niche entrepreneurial approach, and leveraged her own lived experience to support other women navigating life-altering transitions.

This is a conversation about surviving when you don't have a choice and thriving by creating one.

• You can't do everything, make decisions that honour your energy
• Burnout isn't laziness; it's profound exhaustion that demands your attention
• You're allowed to have multiple passions and run a multi-niche business
• The "nice verse" is where all of your identities can coexist
• Mindfulness and space design (like feng shui) aren't luxuries; they're tools
• Teaching responsibility to the next generation is a gift, not a burden
• Community support is essential; no one reinvents alone
• Pivoting isn't failure, it's evolution

00:00 — A New Beginning: Life Changes and Relocation

02:45 — Navigating Life's Challenges: Resilience and Adaptation

05:43 — Creating Structure: The Power of Calendars

08:32 — Mindfulness: Yoga, Meditation, and Buddhism

11:47 — Burnout vs. Depression: Understanding Exhaustion

14:39 — Embracing Change: The Journey of Entrepreneurship

17:48 — The Nicheverse: Multi-Niching in Business

20:34 — Feng Shui: Energy and Space Optimization

23:44 — Bringing Wellness into Corporate Life

30:11 — Embracing Authenticity and Confidence

31:47 — Navigating Burnout and Reinvention

40:01 — Recognizing and Overcoming Burnout

43:43 — Empowering Kids and Embracing Responsibility

51:39 — Community, Family & Growth

🔗 Fay Chapple – faychapple.com | Instagram: @faychapple

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In this episode of Let's Talk, Coach Che Marville sits down with Founders Jay Bertram and Rich Cooper, the founders of PRVN (https://prvn.ca}/, a bold, stripped-down creative agency designed to harness senior talent without the bloat typically found in traditional models. Together, they unpack what's broken in advertising, why agencies have lost their spark, and how PRVN is building a new framework rooted in speed, collaboration, and authentic human connection.

They delve into how AI fits in (and where it doesn't), why diversity isn't just a matter of optics, and how midlife professionals can reclaim their power in an industry obsessed with youth.

This is a conversation about reinvention, resilience, and absolute creative freedom.

• PRVN is built on proven talent creatives with insight, depth, and the ability to deliver under pressure.
• The traditional agency model is obsolete, often acting more as a barrier than a bridge to clients.
• Their creative sprint process is inspired by Saturday Night Live: fast, disciplined, collaborative, and effective.
• Clients don't just want ideas. They want alignment, engagement, and results.
• AI is a tool, not a replacement. The human creative mind is still the most valuable asset.
• Diversity of experience fuels innovation, not just representation but lived insight.
• Midlife isn't a dead end. It's the prime time to pivot and own your value.

If you've ever felt like the world moved on without you or dismissed you for your experiences, this episode is your reminder to step back in. PRVN is proof that brilliance doesn't expire, creativity isn't age-gated, and the best work still happens in the room, face-to-face. Would you like to work with Jay and Rich or learn more about PRVN?

Visit prvn.ca to connect and explore their model.

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In this episode of Let’s Talk, Coach Che Marville sits down with Harriet Ekperigin, an extraordinary leader whose journey from mental health nurse in the UK to Vice President of People Success and Transformation in Canada reveals what it truly means to lead with empathy, strategy, and soul.

What begins as a reflection on childhood memories in Nigeria quickly unfolds into a wide-ranging and candid conversation about burnout, identity, and the future of mental health in Canada. Harriet shares how her near-fatal health crisis forced her to reevaluate success, reclaim boundaries, and prioritize well-being, not just as a leader, but as a mother, partner, and woman.

Together, they explore:
– The invisible burden of caregiving and high performance
– Why cultural stigma delays mental health treatment
– The long tail of the pandemic on youth and working parents
– How technology is reshaping social skills and connection
– The importance of teaching children resilience and emotional literacy
– And what it means to show up entirely as yourself, especially in leadership

This conversation is bold, honest, and filled with the kind of truth that changes how you think, lead, and live.

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