Hi, I'm Sarah. And I'm Helen. And this is the Squiggly Careers podcast where every week we borrow

some brilliance from a person, a place, an idea, and we try to turn that curiosity into something

useful for you and your squiggly career. And this week is audio only and is feeling a little bit

different to record, Helen. Why might that be?

That's because we're in New York, which is to launch the US version of our new book,

Learn Like a Lobster. So far so good. Except we have arrived in New York to the biggest blizzard

in 10 years in New York. And it's an adventure.

We didn't know if we were going to get here. Now we've got here and we can't get very far. But it's, you know, it's fun. But it has changed how we were going to record the podcast. So for anybody that normally likes to watch it, sorry, but we don't look our best. We've been for a walk in Central Park. We've been snowed on. I fell over in the snow. Trying to help me whilst commenting that her shoes had more grip.

And then it's just to break an umbrella.

Snap to an umbrella in half.

It's been a lot of fun, everybody.

If you do hear...

No. And there are massive chunks of snow falling down from outside the hotel that we are staying in because it's really high up.

So if you do hear occasional like thuds, that's just what that is.

It's just like snow will occasionally just hit the window.

So it's just, it's very memorable.

Bear with us. You're not what we'd expected. Yeah. If you hear the thuds, if the audio isn't,

yeah, it's not boring. If the audio isn't quite what normally is, if you hear weird noises in the

background, you know why, but we never think that that batch should get in the way of learning.

And so today,

today, we are still committed to helping you with your squiggly career and your learning. And

the topic we're going to talk about is prototyping. And we are borrowing brilliance from Nesta,

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