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Have you tried out ChatGPT?
Though I used to try to experiment with new technologies and associated tools and approaches, I'm delayed.
But, my friend Scott Mathews is on it.
Scott and I worked together a while ago. He says he's retired now, but each time I talk to him he's in another course, volunteering somewhere around town or delving into some kind of research.
He wrote a scenario for this episode because he wanted to walk/talk through the questions and responses that he is getting with ChatGPT related to someone going out and searching for a job after being out of practice.
We share a few insights and stories along the way.
#chatgpt #ai #podcast #moveyourdesk #emergingtechnologies
Speaking to women at the gym about a plant based diet and faith.
Talking to a family member about the carnivore diet, and another about the benefits of sauna.
Meeting at the bus stop with neighbors of the Muslim faith tradition. Using phone apps to translate conversations with the grandparents visiting from China, at the same bus stop.
Talking to friends, reading books, listening to the podcasts, and watching all the YouTube videos. This doesn't even include the coaching, classes, and college/school that most of us have access to in the here and now.
Lots of information, insights, and...beliefs.
So, how do you separate fact from fiction in it all?
I don't have all the answers. But, I do keep testing my mind to see if it is closed, opened, or somewhere in between. And, exploring those parts of it that I want to change and beliefs that I want to keep because they seem to be serving me (and those I serve) pretty well.
I brought on a young learner to share a few thoughts in this episode. He's exploring religion right now, though you didn't quite get to hear all the insights. Turns out the camera is too much of a temptation and half the profound thoughts stay in the head because seeing yourself live on the computer is just more fun. Still, it gives a glimpse into the realities we all face.
How do you know what is true?
What data can you trust?
Do you have personal practices you use to weight, balance, and test the beliefs you hear about and those you choose to follow?
It's an ongoing process.
I just encourage you to keep seeking and thinking in the process.
#podcast #seekingtruth #facts #datascience #tinyperson #younglearners
Podcast Services: https://pod.co/move-your-desk
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Website: https://www.moveyourdesk.com
Well, another milestone is in the books.
I'm proud of this one.
It's one of those personal accomplishments that can't be measured by a degree, certificate, grade, or trophy. But, the feeling you have of knowing that you pursued, overcame, enjoyed, and... have something to show for it.
As listeners know, I have always wanted to share for that one listener. Even if that one listener is me.
It's still a small podcast. I've had over 30,000 downloads over the past three years. But, honestly, I didn't find out that fact until today when my service added another piece of data. I can only see what countries have listeners and what they are listening from (mostly Amazon and Apple podcasts).
This episode is a reflection on the journey between 1 and 200.
I hope you take a listen. I'm going to keep doing this because it brings a secret happiness to my soul.
It's always a pleasure to talk to people that have gone through the process of transitioning to the next level of growth in their work. It requires different thinking, different coaches and mentors, and new ways of viewing the world.
Mike and Ann Watkins have worked together to continue to build a business that started with one mechanic that drove around fixing cars and marketed using small strips of paper with his telephone number on it. Now, a few shops into the process, the Watkins continue to aim higher and offer up their best work.
Join into this episode where both of them show different viewpoints and insights that show how there are so many ways to pursue your best work.
As you go about trying out different types of work, or even just experimenting with different goals, activities, and things you think you might want to become... it can be uncomfortable.
Sometimes that uncomfortable feeling is just the price of growth. Other times it's just because you aren't a fit for whatever it is.
I got really uncomfortable in a few of my pursuits these past couple of years. And, it bothered me that I couldn't figure out some of the reasons why.
But, I figured one of the reasons out as I went through another round of figuring out what work to do next.
I'm an alpha female that was trying not to be an alpha female. Oh my. You can run, but you cannot hide.
Still, it opened the door to some interesting conversations - internally, with close friends, and with a few of my brothers (all alphas in different ways).
I don't have all the answers to what it means to be an alpha, why it matters (or not), and what to do about it going forward... especially as a female.
What I do know is that my brothers always share interesting stuff, and so you should listen to this episode if only to hear them talk about apes, reluctant alphas, the checks and balances in the alpha hierarchies, and trying to figure out why masquerading alphas are often so effective.
You don't have to be an alpha. You may be more amazing as a follower. Either way, it's worth spending time figuring out which is your strong suit if you are compelled to show up in the best possible way.
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This past year I've been thinking a lot about the aging process, from the perspective of how to offer up your best work. In the mix of all that thinking, I realized that I was aging physically. Not because I was fully aware, but other people were telling me so.
In episode 182, I shared my initial thoughts on this idea of "Do Beautiful." Since that time I've been engaged on a journey to get healthier and stronger so that I can show up as my best self. And, of course delving into the world of beauty products and services became part of this journey.
In this episode, I start sharing a few thoughts with you about what I'm learning. And, I'm excited to share more because I've spent a lot of time researching, reading, experimenting, and money on learning more these past few months.
A few of my friends and family will also be sharing their insights in future episodes. So, stay tuned for more.
Episode 182 (not on YouTube yet) - https://pod.co/move-your-desk/episode-182-do-beautiful
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#podcast #moveyourdesk #aging #beauty #health #eyebrowsshaping #eyebrows #wrinkles #wrinklestreatment #lasertreatments #lasertreatment #liveforever #aginggracefully
Tech jobs, and layoffs, aren't anything new. A few people have been through the cycles before, and have lessons to share.
Ladd Wimmer started off his career in finance, but had the chance to make the switch to the tech world toward the beginning of his work life. He's been through the jobs, layoffs, networking, and getting hired cycle a few times.
He's been a software tester, technical architect, solutions architect, program manager, sales engineer, an enterprise solutions consultant, and a few other titles along the way.
Ladd went through the lay off process a few times and gained lessons along the way that prepared him that much more for the next round of interviews, connection, and learning.
Tune in to hear his insights about networking, continually learning, things to keep in mind as you try to switch up your career, and his experience implementing artificial intelligence (AI) solutions in his day-to-day work.
Ladd is on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/laddwimmer/
Podcast Services: https://pod.co/move-your-desk
#technology #techsector #laidoff #jobloss #techjobs #podcast #moveyourdesk #ai #artificalintelligence
Marnie and I met the moment this podcast was recorded. A relative mentioned she was married to a childhood friend and that we should connect. So, we connected so that I could talk to her about her new book and I found out that she hasn't written one book. She's written over 30! And, help others get their books out to the world.
Marnie is truly an eclectic entrepreneur. She's a writer, photographer, website developer, publisher, gardener, coach, artist, and... that's just off the top of my head. She acts on ideas that come to her mind and as a result, more ideas pop up that she must act on.
Though she loves technology, and continues to use it for her clients, she is here to help us step away from the technology a little bit more each day and go spend time in nature. And, not just take a walk outside. But, to truly "stop and smell the roses" as we take time to observe all of the animals, insects, objects, and elements around us. As we do so, we can become more attuned to messages that God is "broadcasting" to us through this medium.
She recently published a book (February 2023) called "Finding Peace in a Turbulent World: Living in Sacred Nature" and a journal and affirmation cards that support this topic. We talk about both in this episode.
I hope you tune in to take a listen. Marnie truly draws from multiple disciplines as she continually pursues creation, peace, and serving others.
Website: https://creationgirl.com/
Podcast: https://pod.co/move-your-desk
Marnie and I met the moment this podcast was recorded. A relative mentioned she was married to a childhood friend and that we should connect. So, we connected so that I could talk to her about her new book and I found out that she hasn't written one book. She's written over 30! And, help others get their books out to the world.
Marnie is truly an eclectic entrepreneur. She's a writer, photographer, website developer, publisher, gardener, coach, artist, and... that's just off the top of my head. She acts on ideas that come to her mind and as a result, more ideas pop up that she must act on.
Though she loves technology, and continues to use it for her clients, she is here to help us step away from the technology a little bit more each day and go spend time in nature. And, not just take a walk outside. But, to truly "stop and smell the roses" as we take time to observe all of the animals, insects, objects, and elements around us. As we do so, we can become more attuned to messages that God is "broadcasting" to us through this medium.
She recently published a book (February 2023) called "Finding Peace in a Turbulent World: Living in Sacred Nature" and a journal and affirmation cards that support this topic. We talk about both in this episode.
I hope you tune in to take a listen. Marnie truly draws from multiple disciplines as she continually pursues creation, peace, and serving others.
Website: https://creationgirl.com/
Podcast: https://pod.co/move-your-desk
Transitioning from college to your first job is a lot of things - thrilling, scary, a time of second guessing, and wondering if you really want to move forward doing all the things you just learned (or claimed you've learned) how to do.
Even with a portfolio of accomplishments as a media/texturing artist, Jenika Wimmer wasn't sure if her next step was the right direction for her. And, it required her moving to Canada.
Despite the physical obstacles getting to the new job, and the mental obstacles along the way, Jenika stepped into a new level of gratitude and awareness about herself on this journey. Though the challenges never go away, she is determined to keep learning the lessons that help her continue to trailblaze her way forward and help others taking the next step.
Tune in as she shares her journey, and learn more about what a texture artist offers the world of animation, all the lessons learned from playing games, and the habits she still keeps up to hone her craft and keep the friendships alive.
Also, take a look at some of her work at https://jenikalwimmer.wixsite.com/my-site-1 (check out the "Senior Projects" section) and connect on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenika-wimmer/.
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From the publisher's feed
This podcast is for anyone that knows they haven’t yet found and offered up their best work, but are compelled to seek it out and do it.
Rebecca Clark shares stories and practical approaches to life and leveling up at work. And, nudges that encourage you to act on the inner inklings to create and offer up your best self.
Periodically, she interviews amazing individuals that are already in the pursuit of self-improvement.
Are you ready to move your desk?
Connect on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccaclark/