Disagree with yourself (with Charles Chu)
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Content marketer focusing on strategy and 10x content for organic growth. In love with tech products & what makes them helpful. Decision-making podcast host.
42 lessons I learned in 31 years
Seven important things happened this year so far:
I changed jobs.
I started a newsletter.
I started a podcast.
I saw Seth Godin speak live.
I built new, meaningful friendships.
I quit my (new) job.
I started freelancing.*
*Actually, not yet, but I will in 2 weeks and a half.…
Give yourself time and space (with Roy Marriott)
Decisions – they’re so pervasive in our lives, yet so difficult to make when you’re pushed and pulled in different directions. I’ve been through this countless times and maybe you have too.
That’s why this podcast episode is different: I’m changing roles, from asking questions to answering them, as Roy coaches me through an important decision I have to make.…
Build empathy bridges for better decisions (with Peter Shepherd)
A rock pile ceases to be a rock pile the moment a single man contemplates it, bearing within him the image of a cathedral.
Antoine de Saint-Exupery, The Little Prince
Having the ability to see opportunities where others don’t is a particularly freeing feeling.…
Where good decisions come from (with Adelina Chalmers)
Adelina is an incredible, generous connector.
She has worked with thousands of people over the past 15 years to promote, implement and develop a culture of collaborative communication teams or people in the same team, especially on the tech side.
…How giving freely can create opportunities (with Kevan Lee)
They say “never meet your heroes!”, but I disagree.
I want to meet them all. If there weren’t worth meeting, then I’d be in big trouble for choosing the wrong path.
Talking to people I look up to, exploring their thought process and discovering how they handle challenges can have a powerful effect.…
100 Questions for better decisions
There is one thing that every guest I’ve invited to the podcast has told me:
I’m not an expert on decision-making.
That’s because no one is. There are just too many variables for anyone to ever make perfect decisions all the time.…