The Next Mountain Podcast

Duncan Grossart shares his shift from a successful career as a photography agency owner to a purpose-driven life focused on rewilding, nature conservation and community. We talk about curiosity, the emotional side of transition, and how reconnecting with nature can reshape purpose and impact. His journey shows how following your heart and engaging with the living world can lead to deeper fulfillment.✨ Key Themes in This ConversationCuriosity as a guide for personal and professional transitionRewilding and restoration as meaningful pathways to impactNature as a catalyst for perspective, connection, and identityCommunity and collaboration as the foundation for lasting changeRedefining success through long term environmental stewardshipLearn More About DuncanWebsite: https://www.journeyswithpurpose.orgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/duncangrossart

Anastasia Mourogova Millin shares her path from science and finance to building solutions that blend systemic investing, community stewardship, and real social impact. We talk about trusting your values, leaving old identities behind, and creating financial models that help both people and nature thrive. Her journey shows how bold choices and collective action can reshape the systems we all rely on 🌿.

After leading global ventures and impact funds, Florian Kemmerich began questioning how success could serve something larger. In this episode, he shares his journey from corporate achievement to a life centered on impact investing, purpose, and personal growth, exploring how vocation, authenticity, and reflection can turn experience into meaningful contribution.🌐 To Learn More About FlorianNew book: On Vocation: How to Align Your Purpose with Your ProfessionFlorian on X (Twitter): https://x.com/flokemmerichFlorian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/floriankemmerich

Marie France Montpetit, serial founder who builds at the crossroads of media, education, tech and regenerative agriculture. She talks about following intuition, turning ventures into regenerative forces, building ecosystems from courses to tools, and shifting from solo success to collective impact. The conversation explores exits, recovery practices, coaching for systemic change, and creating place-based, life-sustaining culture.

Nathalia Del Moral Fleury, a regenerative economist and former senior corporate executive turned coach, redefines leadership and purpose. She recounts moving from fast corporate ascent to living‑systems thinking. Conversations explore coaching as leadership, regeneration versus mechanistic business models, impact investing limits, and supporting founders after exits.