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“When you have a creative mind, you are never bored.” My podcast guest, Oscar Venhuis dropped that gem in our conversation. Oscar is the CEO of EQ Lab in Hong Kong and he is deeply interested in “extending the intelligence” of organizations.
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Creative people are hard to hire because the hiring process struggles to identify them.
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I’m seriously burnt out on the eternal Blue vs Red battle. It’s a conflict as fake and unhealthy as the struggle between Coke and Pepsi in the 1980s.
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When was the last time you had an unscheduled conversation with an acquaintance? In my case, they are now rare. Which is sad.
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Can you manage your life to be risk free? The narrative around coronavirus has convinced many of us we can.
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I fly solo in this week’s episode to share my feelings about the ‘experts’ in the Netflix documentary, The Social Dilemma. I also discuss the much better doco, My Octopus Teacher and recollect my own memorable encounter with an octopus.
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My greatest struggle is the decision to adopt a new habit. Whether it be rising from bed an hour earlier, exercising every day, or writing a new blog post once a week… it’s damn hard to do.
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Kayleigh Nicole Grant joins me in this week’s episode to discuss what creating her dream life means and the healing power of the ocean.
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This is a fun discussion. I relive the better parts of my childhood with my friend and colleague, Phid McAwesome. We go deep into the alluring power of nostalgia and classic video games. Also, Phid makes a shock confession about the 90s sitcom, Friends.
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Why do we find it so hard to say what we mean? My work colleague, Ryan Stott, and I try to get to the bottom of why we struggle to communicate.
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