Counterfactual Thinking: The magic of asking 'what if' (Wayfinder #10)
Welcome back to the tenth issue of Wayfinder, your fortnightly compass for navigating life’s toughest decisions. Have you ever
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🎙️Upgrade your thinking with Eric Jorgenson
David speaks with Eric Jorgenson, the CEO of Scribe Media. Scribe is the first, biggest, and best professional publisher. He
Just Like the Movies: Why copying your heroes won't get you where they are
Just like the movies Have you ever noticed how some folks seem to walk straight out of a movie scene?
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🎙️Maps, meaning and intuition with Bob Gower
David Elikwu speaks with Bob Gower, a consultant, speaker, and author of two books. He also frequently contributes to publications
Effective prioritisation: The Eisenhower Matrix (Wayfinder #9)
Welcome back to the ninth issue of Wayfinder, your fortnightly compass for navigating life’s toughest decisions. Ever found yourself
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🎙️Awareness, Creativity and Self-discovery with Michael Ashcroft
David speaks with Michael Ashcroft, a writer and Alexander Technique teacher who previously spent 10 years consulting on clean energy
Freedom of Silence: The hidden price of going along with the group
A popular movie trope is the scene where a plucky kid stands up to the bad guy, saying what the
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🎙️Fear, Money, and Happiness with Khe Hy
David speaks with Khe Hy, the Founder and CEO of RadReads, an online education company that helps professionals lead productive,
The Problem with Inertia: Why you can't see what's keeping you stuck
Inertia is a sneaky beast. It can be a powerful force for good, helping us build momentum and achieve great
The 80/20 Rule: More Results, Less Effort (Wayfinder #8)
Welcome to the eighth issue of Wayfinder, your fortnightly compass for navigating life’s toughest decisions. We'll be
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🎙️From Nation-States to Network States with Lauren Razavi
David speaks with Lauren Razavi, Director of Special Projects at SafetyWing, overseeing the Plumia mission to construct a virtual nation
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The Abilene Paradox: When Groupthink Goes Wrong
It is commonly believed that if everyone thinks something is a bad idea, no one will do it. However, a
