Ponder Project

Ponder Project

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Ponder Project episodes

  • Thinking About Thinking: Part 2
    Andy Wolfe and Andrew Nauenburg, "The A-Team," jump back into the importance of thinking. This episode uses the lens of integrative thinking and how it can greatly impact your life and business.
    29 min
  • Lessons, Warnings, and Fun from Successful Entrepreneurs
    Joel Salatin said “make haste slowly” and by happy accident, that quote anchors this conversation with Andrew Nauenburg, Andy and Kelsea Wolfe, Pamela Slim, Tami McQueen, and Patrick Tucker from a panel discussion recorded live at EvolveCon 2018 in Omaha, NE. This group of experienced entrepreneurs and successful creatives riff about their journey and share stories and insight that have accelerated their success. It was recorded live with a fantastic and involved audience. Sit back and enjoy! We’re so glad you’re here.
    53 min
  • LaShonna Dorsey - Truth and Tragedy
    Andrew Nauenburg sits down with LaShonna Dorsey in Omaha, NE. LaShonna is the VP of Business Development and Tech Talent at the AIM Institute.
    She has made it both her personal and business mission to help change lives for the better. This conversation illustrates how true she is to that. She shares with us a personal tragedy that has fueled her passion for helping people. Her authenticity and grit are remarkable. Find more at ponderproject.co/radio.
    37 min
  • Thinking About Thinking: Part 1
    Andy Wolfe and Andrew Nauenburg, “The A-Team”, dig into the importance of critical thinking and explore the ways modern life has sabotaged our ability to think.
    Highlights from the episode:
    -Most people don’t think deeply enough
    -Thinking is a skill that needs to be refined
    -Your brain is like a muscle and needs to be exercised
    -Assignment: Take time to learn how you think best
    25 min

About Ponder Project

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Ponder Project Radio is a podcast embracing and encouraging careful thought. What does it take for your work to have paradigm-shifting impact? That’s what Ponder Project Radio is exploring. We’d love…