On today’s In Time, Peter and Robyne reflect on Canada’s Remembrance Day, the personal connections they have to veterans and those who have served, and how our communication might invite more peaceful interactions (hint: listening is key). Plus, what to do if you’ve ever felt “too much to handle.”

On a new In Time, Peter & Robyne discuss the human (i.e. fallible) aspect of mind-body medicine and the role of a second opinion. Plus, how to find the balance between reason and instinct when reacting to life’s challenges in order to make sensible and sustainable decisions.

On this week’s In Time, Peter and Robyne explore how the body deals with crisis — and how the choices we make can support or sabotage these natural processes. Plus, how to honour both the giver and receiver in moments of apology.

On today’s In Time, Peter and Robyne explore the temptation to push ourselves back into work after a period of recovery. How can we take time to heal in a world that can often feel like it is demanding so much of us? And when the time comes to begin again, how can we acknowledge and address our psychological and physiological responses (like anxiety, fear, and overwhelm)?

On a new In Time, Peter and Robyne reflect on the call of the heart: once your heart has spoken to you, you can’t unhear it. So what do you do next? Plus, how micro moments and going analog can help us consciously slow down and appreciate what’s in front of us.

On this week’s In Time, Peter and Robyne explore the value in staying the course. Often, change can be a blessing. But when things don’t seem to be working the way they should, what happens if we resist the temptation to reinvent the wheel? Plus, the importance of showing grace in small moments.

Peter and Robyne discuss how “mess” and abstraction can allow for development, exploration, and discovery. But if this mess leaves you overwhelmed, what can you (or your loved ones) do? Plus, the ethics of “upgrading” to a new hairdresser.

Peter and Robyne discuss how stepping away — through a break or sabbatical — can help support new perspectives and improved work/life balance. Plus, understanding the theta brainwave state and how to invite it in your daily routine.

This week on In Time, Peter and Robyne slow down to explore ways to find balance between our present reality and future aspirations. How can we cultivate acceptance and find satisfaction while still holding space for our dreams? Plus, the many stages in the lives of our pets.

Peter and Robyne revisit Peter’s recent songwriting retreat to discuss the power of process over product, especially when working in a creative context. What might we unlock when we honour the bravery and exploration required by creativity — and how that can help us to see creative work through to the finish line? Plus, how to find a supportive community when embarking on a new journey.

On today’s In Time, Peter and Robyne unpack the anxieties and assumptions we often bring into discussions of the future. How can we recalibrate our expectations to restore balance and better prepare ourselves for what’s to come? Plus, the joy of getting physical.

Peter and Robyne explore the ways in which we’re influenced by our environments, and how choosing where we address certain tasks can set us up for success. Plus, using a 90-second window framework to honour our reactive brains while creating space for grounded communication and smoother resolutions.

This week, Peter and Robyne discuss the importance of having space to celebrate our big wins without fear of judgment or the pressure to diminish our accomplishments. Plus, strategies for navigating feelings of jealousy in the presence of others’ success.

On the Season 2 premiere of In Time, Peter and Robyne discuss the potential (and potential for overwhelm) when attending a major conference or other industry-related event. How can we navigate these experiences with intention and mindfulness, allowing us to make meaningful connections without exhausting ourselves and feeling lost in the crowd? Plus, the power of discovering — and embracing — our own unique approach.

This week, Peter and Robyne discuss how our desire for big wins can distract us from the incremental power of small yet consistent accomplishments. What can the ritual of “the mundane” help connect us to our dream-come-true outcomes? Plus, how can we carry the sense of completion attached to many of youth’s many milestones to our adult lives?

Peter and Robyne navigate the delicate boundary between our personal and professional lives. How can we set ourselves up for sustainable success? Can doing less actually make us more productive — and how do we put this into practice? Plus, the secret power of the “hard stop.”

On today’s In Time, Peter and Robyne explore nature’s capacity to teach empathy, resiliency, and the value of community. Plus, how to connect to youth (and especially teenagers) through curiosity, empathy and shared silence.

This week, Peter and Robyne examine the power of consistency: how it can change our behaviours, outcomes, and even the way we understand our own identities. Plus, an alternative approach to conflict resolution rooted in curiosity.

This week on In Time, we're rereleasing one of the show's first episodes along with a special message from Peter. New episodes will resume next week.

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Peter and Robyne discuss how our possessions can help anchor our memories. But while anchors can hold a ship safely in place, they also hold them back. How do we decide when it’s time to let go? Plus, navigating life’s transitional periods and inviting authenticity into our deepest relationships.

On today’s In Time, Peter and Robyne celebrate the risk and rewards that come with any act of creation, the importance of the process, and the value of celebrating moments of victory along the way. Plus, how our eccentricities and shared humour reveals our humanity.