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Let's talk about the anthropology of technology, and explore what it will mean to be human in the next era of tech.
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Decoding The Name & What's Your Why? | Founder Insights #1 (opens the original)
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Welcome to the next evolution of the podcast, where the focus for the next few months will be on founder insights. I'll pass along what I get from the unseen, helping you navigate your founder's journey as you help build the next era. This week, there's a focus on decoding the name of your idea/business and yourself, as well as remembering your why underneath it all. It's a clean slate, so take stock of what you're tired of doing and what you'd prefer to bring in/continue to do more of. For The
10 Mistakes I Made On My Founders Journey (Personal Transformation) (opens the original)
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If only I knew what I know now. My 10 mistakes/lessons learned while navigating my own founder and personal transformation journey. Core Themes Covered: Basic Needs Nobody is coming to save you Adopt the mindset of a stripper Skill regression Therapy Play chicken with the fear Relationships (friends, romantic, co-founders) Work & play Timing & making decisions Being seen What Was Referenced: You're Right on Time: https://youtu.be/eE2xoE3Nd1I?si=v4yykY4-JmL6B3fF The Butterfly Effect & Making Deci
If you want different, you have to do it differently | The Butterfly Effect & Making Decisions (opens the original)
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Would've, Could've, Should've. Almost every founder has a moment where they look back and think, "What if I pursued the idea back then? What would life look like now?" Use the next time you notice a moment of déjà vu to make a decision that opens the door to what you want to build. And remember, being as delicate as a butterfly can make all the impact in the world. What Was Referenced: You're Right on Time: https://youtu.be/eE2xoE3Nd1I?si=v4yykY4-JmL6B3fF Nature Versus Technology: https://youtu.
It's not about how long something takes, but about the timing of your life | You're Right On Time (opens the original)
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We tend to think of time as objective, where a year is a year, a month is a month, a day is a day. But there are different ways we experience and understand time: Experienced time: how time feels to us; an hour can feel like five minutes or five hours depending on how we choose to spend it. Agreed time: calendars, clocks, schedules, train timetables and eventually synchronised digital time. Universal time: a much stranger and more contested understanding of time, particularly from a quantum pers
Technology Is Not Separate From Nature. The Future Depends on Designing It That Way. (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence, data centres, robotics, and every emerging technology we create have a physical footprint and an impact on our environment. They use land, water, energy, and minerals. Yet we often talk about digital technology as though it exists outside the natural world. Today, let's explore what changes when we recognise that technology has always been ecological. We draw on anthropology, Jane Goodall's observations, Doughnut Economics, and systems thinking, all to argue that the fut
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