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Thomas Moore is a best selling author, speaker and psychotherapist. In this episode we discuss:
- The idea of having a calling, when this is naive and when it isn't
- How Thomas has written 25 books in his career without retiring to a cabin in the woods
- The distinction between soul and spirit and why it matters
As Thomas puts it, many of the problems we experience are not ones of knowledge but of imagination. I hope this conversation will be as much of a perspective shifter for you as it was for me.

Evan Carmichael runs a successful YouTube channel which distills the mindsets and skillsets from the world's top performers. In this episode we discuss:
- The relationship between belief and action that every creator has to navigate
- The systems and processes needed to create a thriving YouTube channel
- What Evan has learned from studying some of the world's top performers
Whether you're looking to start a YouTube channel, podcast or newsletter, this episode will give you the mindsets you need.

Margaret Heffernan is a former CEO of 5 companies, acclaimed TED speaker and author of 6 books including her latest, Uncharted. In this episode we discuss:

- How to pursue a career as a series of experiments
- The problems with modern forecasting
- The dangers of prioritising efficiency in an uncertain world and the qualities needed to thrive in it

This episode will give you practical advice for navigating the world we live in and a fresh perspective on the most important questions of our time.

Josh Kaufman is an entrepreneur, researcher, and author of three bestselling books – The Personal MBA, The First 20 Hours, and How to Fight a Hydra.

In this second part, we cover:
• How to overcome akrasia defined as a lack of self-control or acting against your better judgment
• The autofocus method Josh uses to manage his to-do list and his research methods to produce 3 bestselling books
• The need to acknowledge tradeoffs in business and life and the dangers of optimising something too earl

Josh Kaufman is an entrepreneur, researcher, and author of three bestselling books – The Personal MBA, The First 20 Hours, and How to Fight a Hydra.

In this episode, we discuss:
• The concept of exploration/exploitation and how it helps you decide what to work on
• The system Josh uses for choosing what to outsource
• How Josh applied the fundamental law of marketing to his book Personal MBA

We also cover the five sections of business: value creation, marketing, sales, value delivery, and f

Paul Kirschner is an educational psychologist and a leading researcher on educational psychology and cognitive psychology. In this episode we discuss:
- The researchers that inspired Paul and the foundations of the field
- How teachers can apply educational research and teaching as an art informed by science
- The concept of self-efficacy and how our beliefs in our abilities impact performance
We also discuss the role of teachers in goal setting and domain-specific vs domain general skills.