In this episode, Jeff talks about the importance of making sure your team believes in your core values before setting out on team building exercises.  As usual we also review media we are consuming and new things we learned this week.  Send feedback to [email protected]

In this episode, Mark discusses why the Apple M1 chip may represent an inflection point for computing power moving forward and why Intel in particular has dropped the ball with their development and manufacturing of chips.  As usual, we review new things we learned this week and discussed media we are consuming.

In this episode, Jeff discusses is great love for Star Trek and how it's optimism distinguishes it from other more conventional dystopian sci-fi.  He also discusses how even though it is optimistic, it reflects humankind passing through a very dark time before getting there.

During the pandemic, Mark had a ton of opportunities to improve his cooking skills.  In this episode, Mark discusses 10 cooking skills/tips that he learned during the pandemic.  As usual, we review two things we learned this week and discuss what media we have been consuming.  We also have a Facebook page now

In this episode, Jeff discusses the concept of Daring vs Armoured leadership according to Brene Brown and what this means in practical terms to business management. Mark and Jeff also discuss space travel and scale as well as the media they are currently consuming

In this episode, Jeff recounts his experiences with paranormal incidents from his life that cannot be explained.  Mark gives a short review of the new Amazon Prime movies Tomorrow War as well as a few other streaming TV series that are currently available.

Jeff and Mark discuss the concept of Servant leadership and how it affects productivity and performance in the workplace. They also discuss current events and media

Mark and Jeff talk about how crowd sourcing a project works comparing Kickstarter to Indiegogo. We also discuss how some business' disappointing customer service affects customer satisfaction and how that unnecessarily leaves people with a poor impression of that business.