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How Shared Experiences Help Us Learn & Connect | Andrew Cross, CEO of Goosechase (opens the original)
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Technology is often blamed for pulling us away from the people and world around us. But can it be designed to do the opposite? In this episode, I sit down with Andrew Cross, Founder and CEO of Goosechase, to explore how play and shared experiences help us learn, connect, and create stronger memories. We discuss: - Why experiences can be more powerful than simply sharing information - What it looks like to design technology that brings people back into the real world - How to make everyday activi
Why We Struggle to Speak Up, Listen & Connect | Megan Reitz (opens the original)
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What influences whether people choose to speak up, listen, and connect? In this episode, I sit down with Megan Reitz, Associate Fellow at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School, to explore the habits, environments, and ways of paying attention that shape our conversations, relationships, and leadership. We discuss: - Why people stay silent, even when they have something important to say. - How busyness changes the way we listen, lead, and connect - How to create more meaningful conversations a
What's Happening in Today's Job Market? The Economy, AI, and the Future of Work | Connor Lokar (opens the original)
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There’s a lot of conversation about AI, the economy, and the future of work. But what’s actually happening? In this episode, I sit down with Connor Lokar, Senior Forecaster and Keynote Manager at ITR Economics, to discuss why today’s job market feels so different, how AI is influencing hiring, and what individuals and organizations can do to prepare for the future. We discuss: - Why today’s job market feels so different - How AI and economic trends are changing hiring and the future of work - Wh
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