I love this show. So many great interviews and speakers from different backgrounds who are so inspiring to me, someone whose planning her sabbatical. The episode with Michelle and Cecile made me realize I need to do it!! Thank you Paul.

Paul and his guest are well informed and create curiosity to help spark it in others. Interesting content and ideas as well as encouragement to do your own work; unique to you.

I first learned about Paul from another writer and blogger I follow. I enjoy the way Paul brings a diverse set of people with interesting perspectives, it helps to decondition one from the standard scripts and ideas that often unknowingly govern our lives.

This podcast and “The Pathless Path” book have made it EXTREMELY hard to work my regular, boring job 😂 For better or for worse, though I think it’s a good thing. I feel like I’ve woken up after 2 years of sticking my head in the sand. I LOVED entrepreneurship when I was in college, but lost my passion as I got my first job, started a family, bought a house, etc. But now I’ve been slapped in the face and reminded that there is more to life than a paycheck. I’m now deeply contemplating my passions and gaps where I can add value to others lives, and hope to launch my own solopreneur journey in the next month or 2. Thank you for waking me up Paul. And thank you for colabing with others in this podcast doing similar things, their stories are inspiring.

"The Pathless Path with Paul Millerd" is a super cool podcast that totally shakes up the traditional career journey. I really appreciate how it pushes you to think outside the box and question the usual norms around work and success. Millerd's conversations are thought-provoking and inspire you to find your own unique path to happiness and fulfillment in your professional life.

Just listened to episode #151 and it was enlightening!

Paul is such an authentic human being and his thinking and writing will challenge your commonly held beliefs and assumptions around work. He has been a huge source of inspiration to me and I highly recommend both his podcast and his book, The Pathless Path.

It’s authentic and the guest list is top notch.

Paul’s podcast and book fill a gap in discussions about self-employment, building your own future, creating a fulfilling work life. I connect with Paul’s journey and many of his guests who spent years in corporate America because we were conditioned to believe that it would provide wealth, status, and security. Now, technology allows us to rewrite and reimagine our passions. I’ve spent the last 8 years self-employed and wouldn’t go back.

If you’re a writer, artist or creative person I highly recommend going down the Pathless Path rabbit hole. So many good convos on untraditional paths and how to navigate them. Paul asks great questions and has a knack for finding great guests.

Paul’s conversations with his guests are top-notch. You can tell he’s interested in what his guests have to say, and he’s also not afraid to push them a bit or challenge some of their views. Always a treat to listen to!

I feel completely at home with Paul during his interviews - bowled over by the brilliant advice and nourishing conversations he facilitates. He and his guests provide some incredibly actionable and compelling content, spotlighting how work is evolving in the 21st century and how you and your company can stay ahead of the curve - Highly recommend listening and subscribing to Reimagine Work!

Stumbled upon the show randomly, but now gotta go back and listen to every episode.

Great stories from people who have followed different paths Inspiring! The interviewer has a great style.

Awesome guy, not just out for your money. Although I didn't have a specific goal, he was able to give me general guidance without me feeling as though there were ulterior motives unlike so many other business "counselors/advisors" out there.

The guests are interesting, engaging, and very insightful. Paul does a great job building rapport and eliciting genuine responses. The conversation is fluid and the length is just right. Keep it up!

Very bold and great insight, hope he does well