
The Importance of Inconveniences
Do you learn better in success or failure? How does being inconvenienced make you approach problem solving? Why are people seek convenience over growth?
Do you learn better in success or failure? How does being inconvenienced make you approach problem solving? Why are people seek convenience over growth?
How do you perceive time? Does that matter in terms of productivity? How do you meet others in the tension of working together on life and projects?
Brian focuses in on a singular hobby/talent/interest that has impacted his life. Listen to the origin story and complementary details around how music has intricately woven itself through his life. He also shares some thanks on some influences that inflected his journey.
Josh shares an asynchronous solo episode that gives you insights into the origin story that seeded his love of games in childhood as well as his book collection of Choose Your Own Adventure books, and his enjoyment of movies. He also teases the epic magnitude of his ever-growing collection of video games and related things.
How will Brian respond?
Josh shares his tremendous, inspirational lifestyle transformation story in his signature straight ahead and super relatable style. Listen to his journey to live and be well now and in the future. He tells you what he did and how you can as well.
Do you believe in luck? How do you prepare for opportunities when you don't know when they will appear? How does chance fit into this? Can you make yourself luckier?
Josh lays out some plain spoken guidelines on how you can create your content by examining his own creative process for Curiosity Continuum.
How does this complement or change your thoughts from what Brian shared last week?
In this solo episode, Brian leads off with some thoughts about the creative process, particularly for Curiosity Continuum podcast content. What exactly does rattle around the mind before it ever becomes a thing others can perceive? Be sure to catch Solo (J2) for Josh's perspective next week!
Showing up consistently makes a difference. Change can be measured by evaluating a control group against a change. How do you recognize change in your life? What things do you find comfort in the consistency?