HeyJaredYou Live and You Learn with Aish Hinton
You Live and You Learn is a podcast for the curious, the bold and those who believe learning never stops. Hosted by Aish Hinton and brought to you by WDHB (Warm Decent Human Beings), we dive into candid conversations with thought leaders, industry disruptors and visionaries.
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The Workplace of the Future: What Great Workplaces Will Look Like in 2050 (opens the original)
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How do you build a workplace that attracts tomorrow’s top talent? And as a young professional, what are the qualities of an organization to look for? In this episode of You Live and You Learn , Aish is joined by Evelyn Kwek, Managing Director at Great Place to Work who has spent over a decade studying and shaping workplace cultures across ASEAN, Australia, and New Zealand. Drawing from research spanning thousands of cultural surveys in 170 countries, Evelyn reveals a striking reality: up to 95%
The Blue Angels on Trust, Ego, and Owning Your Mistakes (opens the original)
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How do you build absolute trust and accountability when there is zero margin for error? In this episode of You Live and You Learn, Aish is joined by former U.S. Navy Blue Angel pilots John Hiltz and Nate Barton to explore what high-stakes military flight demonstration teams can teach us about leadership, ego-free communication, and trust. Flying F-18 jets just 18 inches apart at over 400 miles per hour requires more than raw technical skill — it demands radical transparency and an unyielding com
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