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10 episodes
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ChrisLAS Cast Chris W. Fisher
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- Leisure
Speaking into a microphone and publishing it on the Internet for total strangers to download is my preferred way to communicate.
No schedule, no set topic.
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10: I Just Can't Stop
I explain the recent revelation that lead me to restarting Unfilter.
I get into how I'm trying to balance work, family, and new projects. -
9: Extreme Meetups
The long shot that has me driving to Denver next week, my extreme backup plans if LinuxFest Northwest is canceled, and update on my podcast consulting experiment.
Plus my tweaks to make macOS more like Desktop Linux. -
8: A Hard Question You Need to Ask
A critical eye is the difference between those who grow and improve and those who are stagnant. If you want to make the best stuff, you first have to be willing to admit your work sucks.
It can be a hard thing to hear, and a hard thing to accept. My approach to reviewing my work, and my team's.
It's the details that matter, in what you make, and how you communicate. -
7: Past Chris is so Dumb
The recent lessons that taught me that ultimately, my past self is an idiot.
Special guest Jason Spisak returns to the Cast to chat about my recent struggles with podcaster's writers' block, finding motivation, and why Jason avoids all social media.
As well as being in business for your self vs. working for a company. -
6 Taking Notes with Brent
I chat with Brent on how the "write notes all day" challenge is going so far. Plus, he gives me some tips on building rituals. And maybe how I get a little too strategic with my caffeine.
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5: Figuring My Shit Out
Jason Spisak joins me on the Cast and every topic is fair game, and I get schooled along the way.
Plus a passionate discussion about why goals are a guaranteed recipe for failure, but how systems can lead to success. Building off-grid homes, why RVs are just as bad as multi-function printers, and advice for treating people like humans in our worst