Whilst all of the above is true, The Occupational Philosophers have decided they need to drink their own Kool-Aid and explore what’s possible with micro experiments, trying new things, understanding how things work and embracing a curious, imaginative and creative mindset each and every day.
In this 15-minute inbetweener episode, they explore:
- The impact of a curious and creative exercise every day
- Why small steps can help to make a big impact (and most likely essential to achieving big goals)
- How creating nudges and visual cues can get you closer to being a creative cat
- Why John’s January advent calendar is a very successful experiment
- Why Simon is no closer to being on a Beer Commercial
Watch our for a short, sharp inbetweener episode every second Monday (yes, that’s right, that makes The Occupational Philosophers now a weekly show)
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Ep.73 – Guest episode with Professor Sophie Scott – Author, Ted Talker, Comedian and Neuroscientist
Ep.72 – How to cultivate moments of Serendipity
Ep.71: Guest episode with Author, Award Winning Speaker, Media Commentator and Global Communication Guru, Dr Louise Mahler
Episode 70 Inbetweeners – Shit power points
Ep.69 – Inbetweeners: If your job add is looking for a workplace Ninja, do they need throwing stars?