Jorge and Harry discuss a book focused on using AI to lead better — and has underpinnings that align with the show's themes.Show notes:More Human by Rasmus Hougaard and Jacqueline CarterThe Mind of the Leader by Rasmus Hougaard and Jacqueline CarterThe Glass Cage by Nicholas Carr
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Authentic Efforts
Harry reads a passage from a book by Robert Pirsig that raises questions about what authentic effort looks like — and the traps inherent in its trappings.On Quality by Robert PirsigZen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert PirsigLila by Robert PirsigTraction Heroes Ep. 11: Gall’s LawAtomic Habits by James Clear
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The Power of “No”
Harry gives Jorge advice on how to focus on strategically important things.Show notes:The ONE Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasanunfinishe_ – Jorge's new consultancy with Greg PetroffThe Power of a Positive No by William UryThe Harry Max Boot-up Protocol (How to get going in the morning) by Christina WodtkeEssentialism by Greg McKeownImpro by Keith Johnstone
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Levels of Learning & Change
Harry explains a framework for learning and change that originated in the field of NLP (Neuro-linguistic programming) — just in time for the launch of Jorge's new consultancy.Show notes:unfinishe_ – Jorge Arango and Greg Petroff’s strategic AI consultancySam and Jony introduce ioTools for Dreamers by Robert B. Dilts, Todd Epstein, and Robert W. DiltsNeuro-linguistic programmingAwaken the Giant Within by Anthony RobbinsGeneral semantics
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Gall's Law
On the folly of designing complex systems in one go, from the top down.Show notes:Traction Heroes ep. 6: Chesterton's FenceTraction Heroes ep. 2: UnprecedentedThe Design SquiggleSystemantics by John GallA New Kind of Science by Stephen WolframWardley map