236 episodes
The Long and The Short Of It Peter Shepherd & Jen Waldman
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4.7 • 73 Ratings
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A weekly podcast for curious people ready to explore the art and science of being human from every possible angle: macro, micro, Australian, American, tall, short and everything in between.
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233. The Hot Seat
After an aha moment-inducing time in the hot seat, Jen shares the details of her experience with Pete, and together they dig in to what makes the combination of question-asking in a pressurized situation such an effective strategy.
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232. Creativity Noodles
After conducting an experiment on Instagram, Jen comes to Pete with many ideas about creativity, and serves up these noodles in this week's episode.
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231. Time Audit
Pete has been experimenting with studying how he spends his time, and in sharing this with Jen, together they noodle on productivity, scheduling, to-do lists, white space, thrashing to action, and so much more.
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230. Coaches Need Coaches
Being coaches themselves, Pete and Jen dive in to discussion about why even coaches need coaching in order to make progress and get unstuck.
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229. Lowering the Bar
This week, Pete brings Jen the following questions: What might happen when you lower the bar for what success looks like, and when might it be a good idea to do so?
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228. The No Club
This week, Jen and Pete noodle on the benefits of having a group of people in your life who can help you decide to say no to things, and they discuss tools for creating a community for that purpose.
Customer Reviews
Not too long and not too short
Just right! Love my weekly dose of inspiration and something to ‘noodle’ on, as Pete and Jen would say!
Genuine nonsense
I understand that Jen and Pete are trying to be profound, but it’s cliche ridden dross. As long as people realise that they’re listening to under qualified people in most fields, that’s fine. But these are incoherent conversations at best, not educational learnings. If they were educational, you’d expect both to have proper degrees and not online “alternative” masters of business degrees. Proceed with caution.
Great poddy
One of my fav’s