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Today, I am doing something a little different.

I have been hosting this podcast for years,

and I always hope that each episode provides a unique lens

into how we grapple with change.

You know, grapple with the new, scary things in our lives.

Sometimes it is about how people of the past rejected innovations

like radio and even forks and teddy bears and what that can tell us about the big moral panics

of today over social media and screens. Sometimes it's about the things that we think are new

and terrible today like participation trophies or checked out workers, and how actually those

things are not new at all. And sometimes it's more about us and how our brains work and how we

process the big things in our lives. But how does all that tie together? How can all these

random stories help you be a more innovative thinker or take bolder action? Well, I was

recently on a fantastic podcast called The Jordan Harbinger Show. Jordan interviews super interesting

people and turns their insights into action, and I have been both a fan and friend of his for years.

You should totally check the show out. He had me on to

talk about my book, which like this podcast is also called Build for Tomorrow, but we ended up having

a wide-ranging discussion about changing technology, the future of work, and how to find

opportunity in adversity. I just think you'll find it really interesting and useful. So on this episode, I am going

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