Episode 132 - The Waiting Place
"You can get so confused that you'll start in to race down long wiggled roads at a break-necking pace and grind on for miles across weirdish wild spac...
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Thoughtful nudges and practical frameworks to help you do your best work. Stories, resources, and thoughts from host Rebecca Clark. Access all episodes at the Move Your Desk site - https://moveyourdesk.com/podcast/
Episode 131 - Trying New Things
Trying new things is an important way to build your skillset and knowledge. It can get messy and bring up insecurities and confusion as the new insigh...
Episode 130 - Overdosing on Learning
I've been dealing with a self-created problem this week. I'm creating anxiety around what could be thought of conflicting goals - a desire to learn an...
Episode 129 - Willing to Be Wrong
It's tough to be wrong about something. And, often embarrassing to reflect on all of the choices, comments, and insights you shared from that place of...
Episode 128 - Managing the Scope Creep
In project management, part of setting up a project requires determining the scope - what you are seeking to accomplish and what you are not. It's lik...
Episode 127 - Thirsty for Knowledge and Hungry for Learning
Are you curious enough to find out how to do better work? This past week I've had interactions at the library, at the gym, and in an online course tha...
Episode 126 - Remembering 911
Do you remember where you were and what you were doing? The picture associated with this podcast episode shows exactly where I was standing on Septemb...
Episode 125 - Project Frameworks
Do you manage projects? Yes. Regardless of whether you think you do or you don't, you most likely use some of the project management principles and sk...
Episode 124 - Design Thinking with Anthony Rotolo
Design impacts every area of our lives - from the way we experience coming into the world, to our cars and homes, leisure activities, education, and h...
Episode 123 - Virtual Rulebooks
Shouldn't everyone (all the people) use common sense? Shouldn't they be... picking up the dirty sockstreating their employees betterstarting the dishw...