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Total Listening Time: 8 hours, 4 minutes and 39 seconds.
Latest Episode
Episode 40: Pivot
12 April, 2019
Whilst Pivot is a more recent terminology often used in the context of a startup, it applies equally to many aspects of our lives, our endeavours or our own groups within companies of all sizes. We look at when, how, why and importantly if you should pivot and what the cost might be if you do.
With
John Chidgey.
Episode Silver Producers:
Carsten Hansen and John Whitlow.
Episode Gold Producer:
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Episode 29: Purpose
14 September, 2018
Purpose and Passion are inter-related but in ways that might not be obvious at first glance. We unpack why purpose is critical and how it changes everything.
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 28: Tools
13 July, 2018
Some people are obsessed with the tools they use to get the job done. How much better is the best tool vs the right tool and how much time should be spend seeking out the perfect tool for the job?
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 27: Creators
18 May, 2018
There are creators, consumers and regurgitators of knowledge and information. Which and you? And why I think you should spend at some of your time creating something.
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 26: Risk
20 April, 2018
Risk assessments are a critical part of engineering, but overly sensitive ones can paralyse an organisation. We look at how to make risk assessments useful and how to avoid some of the pitfalls.
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 25: Nostalgia
8 April, 2018
What do Vinyl and CDs and Candles and LED Bulbs share in common? We explore the differences between better, and simple nostalgia.
With
John Chidgey.