HeyJaredLiving A Life In Full
"Living a Life in Full" is the conversation you always wanted to have with that person who gave an amazing TED talk, or the author of one your favorite books, or that inspirational Olympian you always wanted to know more about. This show is for the intellectually curious.
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Jamie Metzl on the Paradox of Using AI to Build a More Human Future (opens the original)
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In this episode, I sit down with futurist, author, and policy expert Jamie Metzl, PhD, JD, to explore one of the defining questions of our time: how can we use artificial intelligence to build a future that is not less human, but more so? Our conversation moves beyond simplistic visions of AI as either salvation or catastrophe and instead asks what these technologies reveal about our values, judgment, and moral seriousness. Jamie is the author of The AI Ten Commandments: A New Moral Code for Hum
Cracking "The Purpose Code"- Dr. Jordan Grumet's Lessons on Meaning, Money, and Mortality (opens the original)
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In this episode of Living a Life in Full , I sit down with Dr. Jordan Grumet — hospice physician, author of The Purpose Code , and host of Earn & Invest — to explore what it really means to live a life of meaning rather than mere achievement. Drawing from his years at the bedside of patients nearing the end of life, Jordan shares powerful lessons about purpose, money, and what truly matters. Together, we unpack the myths of "finding your passion" and the pressure of "purpose anxiety," offering a
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