Your digital trash, Actionability and The Hive Computer
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You sure its yours? Please move your stuff where its protected, actionable and less costly for our future.
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Who before what and signs its working for them AND you
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Waiting and Intention
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Holding space for questions
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Are you Creating and holding space for Questions? Are you pondering on what uncertainty to to you and those around you? Are you actively helping others reflect and ask themselves what if and other powerful questions?
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After-Commitments and thank you
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Autobot summary: We explore the concept of "after commitments," focusing on the impactful actions and efforts that would be missed if discontinued. It highlights the importance of ensuring others recognize the value of these efforts and continue them after our involvement ends. This concept is particularly relevant in project management and cybersecurity, where success is measured by reaching milestones and ensuring sustainability and continued relevance over time. Ric apologizes for missing last week's episode and expresses gratitude for listener feedback, emphasizing the importance of...
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Tension, Assertions, Offers & putting yourself on the line
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Sharing some of my own fears and struggle
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Ready is not the point
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You're Not Ready, you're Intentionally Small & Meaningfully Bold. Auto-summary for those who don't have time to listen. The importance of starting before feeling fully ready, arguing that waiting for readiness hinders learning and helping others. It highlights the struggle with uncertainty and the human tendency to seek certainty, which can lead to inaction and missed opportunities for growth and assistance. Suggests focusing on small, meaningful actions that can make a difference now, rather than waiting for the perfect conditions. I know it leaves less space to hide...
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False exactness appearing real
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Choosing your Future - Choose what to become better at and for whom
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Barbara Oakley on Critical Thinking and Learning
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Barbara Oakley and I converse about Critical Thinking and Learning - recorded for those it might help. Barbara is the creator of Uncommon Sense Teaching, Learn Like a Pro, Learning How to Learn, and many other courses, books, talks, and business presentations. Want to learn more from Barbara? Here’s a great start Books mentioned in this conversation The Worlds I See: Curiosity, Exploration, and Discovery at the Dawn of AI by Fei-Fei Li The Crux by Richard Rummelt Seek: How Curiosity Can Transform Your Life and Change the World by Scott Shigeoka Annie Duke's books "The Power of...
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The concept of "viable" in the context of product development and relationships emphasises its importance over "simply achieving the minimum" to get to green on the next iteration/shipping.
Viability includes ensuring a product or solution is effective for the creator, the customer, and the environment and that it should be meaningful. It's an easy trap to fall into focusing on the minimum by skipping the critical "minimum meaningful specific" instead of favouring the "minimum I can flag green on the project chart"
The speaker also touches on insecurity in product development, suggesting that accepting they exist and addressing insecurities leads to robust and impactful outcomes.
Encourage embracing inconvenience and addressing hard questions to create long-term viable and significant work. Finally, the speaker advises listing and being specific about the various viability aspects to ensure that solutions serve their intended purpose effectively.
How can you dare to focus more on viable early and recurring?
To make the meaningful specific as small as possible into the hands of a real user, a real customer or whoever you aim to help who also cares about getting that specific help - so you can learn what matters and quit what doesn't as fast as possible, with as little waste as possible. And especially waste that your future self doesn't thank you for because you were too rushed to cut corners to get to green today.