Annie Murphy Paul | The Next Big Idea

Worklife with Adam Grant

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🗓️ 16 March 2022

⏱️ 56 minutes

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WorkLife will be back on March 29 with new episodes including an incredible conversation with Dolly Parton, and an episode on the (not so) Great Resignation. For now, here's an episode of another show that Adam frequently appears on. It's called The Next Big Idea, presented by LinkedIn. In this episode, Annie Murphy Paul, author of “The Extended Mind” sits down with Adam for a spirited conversation in which she defends the fine art of fidgeting, suggests ways to improve group brainstorms, and gives him advice on how to talk to his childhood sensei. For more episodes, you can find and follow the Next Big Idea wherever you're listening to this.

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0:00.0	Hey there! I'd love to tell you about a new podcast that is for anyone who builds and grows
0:04.5	software products for a living. It's called Lenny's Podcast, and I'm Lenny, by the way.
0:09.4	If you're a product manager, growth leader, even a designer, engineer, or founder,
0:13.9	this podcast is for you. I interview world-class product leaders and growth experts from
0:18.5	companies like Stripe, Big Must, Lact, or Being Bee even the New York Times to learn from their
0:23.2	hard-won experience as building and scaling today's most successful products. You can find it
0:27.8	any of your podcast apps, just search for Lenny's Podcast. You can also check it out at Lenny's Podcasts.com.
0:35.1	Hi, I'm Felix Overholzer-G, and I'm one of the hosts of a podcast called After Hours, from Ted.
0:41.8	Each week, my friends and colleagues from Harvard Business School break down the latest
0:46.1	in business and culture. This season, we're talking about quiet, quitting, Twitter,
0:51.5	innovation and rice farming, and why recycling might be a really bad idea. Stay tuned for our
0:57.6	beat-end-of-the-year awards and predictions for 2023. Two episodes where everything is on the
1:04.4	table. Find After Hours wherever you listen to podcasts.
1:13.9	Hey, Worklifers! We're working hard on season five, exploring the great resignation,
1:19.1	flexibility at work, overcoming perfectionism, and a lot more. And one of the episodes will be
1:24.8	all about you. Since Worklifers is about making work-not-suck, we want to know what ideas from the
1:31.0	show have helped you change your job, your team, or your organization. What worked? What didn't?
1:37.9	And how did you take Worklif into your Worklif? Let us know in our hotline at 5-6-1-926-5107.
1:46.5	Or you can email a voice note to Worklif at TED.com. That's Worklif at TED.com.
1:58.0	In the meantime, here's a conversation I had on the next Big Idea podcast. It's with science
2:05.1	journalistic extraordinaire Annie Murphy Paul, who challenged my deep-seated belief that we do our
2:09.8	best thinking inside our brains. If you like it, you can hear more episodes of the next Big Idea
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