PowerPivot Podcast
PowerPivot
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it’s six am and I’m trying to beat the clock. Where do climate change and immediacy and action and just wanting time for oneself collide?...
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Browse or binge, poetry and prose about ethics, power, and business.
“This is your reminder to remove one barrier. This is your reminder to find the thing that you already did. This is your reminder to love on yourself in a little tiny ways….” Thoughts on...
“It’s not that I don’t want the art that my body can make. It’s just that sometimes it’s been too hard to get there.” On asking our bones and muscles what they need, and pausing...
“You’re quicker than you think, you’re faster than you think. We’re intensives. When we really do get focused, we really do move fast….” Finding that focus sometimes depends on choosing a single, solvable problem, one...
“Can I tell you something? Use the tools. Use the tools you have. Use them all the way….” We’ll start with the dishwasher- but you know this isn’t just about the dishwasher. This is about...
“It’s a hard thing for us as intensives, to let go of our original vision. And sometimes we get stuck.” What do we do when we have to shift from plan A to plan B...
Samara Bay: “When we tell a story about a tiny moment, and how it impacted us, it is actually the most revealing thing of our character we could possibly do. Where we come from does...
“Forcing ourselves, as intensives, to take time and energy and focus never goes well. Expansives call that discipline, but we call that torture. Don’t torture yourself.” On the virtues and challenges of taking one’s time-...
“You can do a lot things with ash, but what you can’t do is get more heat out of ash. Because all of the heat, all of the calories stored, have been released. Often we...
“There was one seed that just got it into its head that it was going to take over the world. And it did.” Growing things that will thrive in the conditions that exist; and also,...
“If you have complicated grain, if you’re complicated, you need extremely sharp tools and extremely skilled craftspeople…. You need to understand the sharpening as a part of the process, not an interruption of the process.”...