Curiosity Continuum

Brian gives a special update on Josh and the impact Hurricane Ian impacted him and his family.

Give to the GoFundMe for Josh and Mel LaGrew

https://gofund.me/fc32d18b

What principles do you carry with you into your work? What does it mean to "show up"? Brian speaks first on this solo episode set from the Josh suggested topic.

ENCORE: In celebrating our years of recording, we are presenting encores of some of our most popular episodes from our first years. They are as relevant as ever and help you get up to speed on where we will go. Enjoy!

Understanding change and progress requires us to understand the starting context for the change. If we can layer our thinking like color gels in a light rig, we will begin to see things clearly and with better understanding.

Here’s the article Josh references in the show regarding theories why stars disappear.

https://www.popsci.com/story/space/100-stars-have-disappeared/

UnEpisodes capture the in-between talk of recording “real"episodes

How does your mind engage differently for analog work? Do you perceive progress the same from analog and digital work? Is your retention of information different from analog and digital forms?

In case you're wondering or don't know Brian and Josh are a little bit of nerds. Especcially when it comes to space and our own space program at NASA. In this episode I (Josh) regale you with a story of awe and wonder as I seek out to see a rocket launch into space . The story is full of adventure and happenstace and just a lot of fun. Listen and Enjoy!  

What moments of clarity have changed your life? Which ones have you missed? What opportunities emerge without notice? Are you ready?

ENCORE: In celebrating our years of recording, we are presenting encores of some of our most popular episodes from our first years. They are as relevant as ever and help you get up to speed on where we will go. Enjoy!

When disaster “suddenly” hits, like the 2008 recession, how many people didn’t see it coming because they didn’t WANT to see it coming? 

How does your mind engage differently for analog work? Do you perceive progress the same from analog and digital work? Is your retention of information different from analog and digital forms?

How do you define something by what it is not? Focusing this way tunes you into the outcomes rather than the possibilities. Why would this be useful?