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🎙️ The Power of Intentional Living with Kyle Kowalski
David speaks with Kyle Kowalski, a thoughtful entrepreneur, adult learner, and proponent of slow living. As an "independent, inquiring,
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Ideas That Don’t Exist: The unexamined assumptions running your decisions
You might be surprised to learn that Stockholm syndrome is just a theory. It’s used to explain why hostages
Better Than Average: The mistake most people make about their own judgement
91% of people think they’re above-average drivers. This is obviously impossible. But it means AT LEAST 40% of
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🎙️ The Diary of a $30M COO with Barrett Brooks
David speaks with Barrett Brooks, a writer and executive coach specialising in guiding mission-driven founders and creators through emotional
Confidence and Competence: The gap between what you know and what you believe
Confidence and competence This post is an early version of a thought/anecdote that eventually made its way into my
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🎙️ Resilience, Healing, and Creative Dysregulation with Kelly Wilde Miller
David speaks with Kelly Wilde Miller, an emerging writer and speaker giving voice to the necessity of authentic self-expression.
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🎙️ Curiosity, Novelty and Education with Danielle Strachman
David speaks with Danielle Strachman, a co-founder and general partner of 1517, a venture capital fund that invests in
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🎙️ Purpose, Passion, and Perseverance with Barrett Brooks
David speaks with Barrett Brooks, a writer and executive coach specialising in guiding mission-driven founders and creators through emotional
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🎙️ Decisions, Self-Integration, and the Power of Alter Egos with Kelly Wilde Miller
David speaks with Kelly Wilde Miller, an emerging writer and speaker giving voice to the necessity of authentic self-expression.
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Leave the Bones Behind: How to extract the useful parts of bad advice
Leave the bones behind This post is an early version of a thought/anecdote that eventually made its way into
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There’s always someone better: How to use that fact instead of being crushed by it
When I was 21 I remember feeling ahead for my age. But when I was 19 I felt woefully behind.
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🎙️ Race, Climate, and Health Inequities with Layal Liverpool
David speaks with Layal Liverpool, an author and science journalist with expertise in biomedical science, particularly virology and immunology. She
