more than 300 years ago, a farming pioneer named Jethro Tall.

No, not that Jethro Tall, the other one, figured out some technologies that enabled millions,

possibly billions of people to stay alive. How did we find out? How did we find out about

drilling seeds? How did we find out about crop rotation? How do we know what we know? How does it get

to us? Hey, it's Seth, and this is a Kimbo. Hey, I'm Alexandra Dupalma, and I'm Kenya Denise,

and we are the co-founders of Domino Sound, a queer woman owned production studio and boutique

diversity consulting agency creating authentically inclusive, innovative, and provocative multimedia content.

Yes, and we also happen to produce this very podcast, so we wanted to take this chance to come

on here and tell you what we really thought of Seth's new book titled Song of Significance,

A Manifesto for Teams, and the People Who Lead Them. Long story short, we loved the book. We

absolutely loved the book, and in this book, Seth really ponders what it means to be a human working

in the modern world, and how, with intention, we can remain true to ourselves, our life's mission,

and be a positive impact on the world through our professional lives. This book really resonated so

much with both of us because we're really trying to do work that feels significant to us and create

opportunities for others who want the same thing. For Kenya and I, I can speak for myself, we've learned

through all of our various work experiences that productivity is not the most important thing in

life, and despite what it feels like sometimes neither is how much you get paid, although they both

do matter. Yeah, but what makes a job truly great is feeling respected, feeling trusted,

feeling a part of the team, and knowing that deep down you're spending your precious, precious

time each day, doing work that really matters, and you know, you really can maintain humanity

while also maintaining productivity. In our work, I've seen it happen with my own eye, so it is

possible. And if you're listening to this podcast, then I know that you're going to get a lot out of

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