HeyJaredWholehearted Podcast
The WholeHearted Podcast is for the pragmatic dreamers, the responsible romantics and anyone who’s sick and tired of once being told “you’re too intense”, “you’re too much”, “you’re too ___ (anything).”If you’ve ever felt judged and rejected that you doubted yourself, dimmed…
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Why "Pick Your Lane" Might Be Bad Career Advice in the Age of AI with Ong Whee Teck (opens the original)
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Why This Conversation Matters You've probably been told to pick a lane and stick to it. This conversation makes the case that in the age of AI, that advice might be exactly what's holding you back. Ong Whee Teck spent his career in the corner offices of Accenture and Ernst & Young, and now consults for Kyndryl across ASEAN and Korea. But he's also written 11 books, taught himself to sketch by reading 150 books, composes his own songs, and built a five part framework for learning literally anythi
Melissa Indot on Power, Identity, and Why Safety Lives in the Body (opens the original)
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Why This Conversation Matters Most of us think safety is something we find: the right city, the right job, the right relationship. Melissa Indot spent the first half of her life testing that theory. Born in Malaysia, raised partly in the UK because of her father's job with Shell, then shipped off to boarding school at a young age, she built an entire identity around being a foreigner wherever she stood. In this episode of the Wholehearted Podcast, she and host Coen unpack what she learned instea
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