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Hi this is Bruce Dasely, this is Eat Sleep, Work Repeat, and this is episode 13.

Today's guest is Rory Sutherland.

Rory is obviously one of Britain's biggest brains and whenever I think of that it

needs qualification because when I think of someone who's brainy I think of the kid

at my school who could do the Rubik's cube in seven seconds and And yet that is brainy, but Rory's proper brainy.

Books brainy. Long words brainy. Crosswords brainy. Not Rubik's creep brainy.

Rory's a media man is also known as as one of the people who helped popularise behavioral economics in the UK.

He's well known and esteemed in media and Rory's written for the spectator and appeared all over UK media.

The background is I gave a talk about work culture at Rory's company, Ogilvy.

My talk covered a few of the things I've learned about over these podcasts and the books I've read.

I've tweeted the presentation from our Twitter handle.

You can find that by searching Eat Sleep Work Repeat, but if you've listened you'll know these things, you know the interruptions are toxic

that we want to achieve purpose in work. Having a friend at work makes us happier.

After my presentation Rory came on and we ended up having a sort of an engaging discussion and decided

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