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Top Tech Voices Podcast S2 E5: Work-Tech Life Balance

JoRatcliffe

It is time for Episode 5 of the Top Tech Voices podcast! This episode’s guest is Dr Anne-Laure Le Cunff: a neuroscientist and former Googler.

Tune in for an episode covering:

  • Why ‘pushing through’ and resilience culture can be toxic
  • How curiosity helps you learn and improve yourself in the long-term
  • The ‘plus minus next’ journaling system for self-improvement
  • How to use AI as a partner for thinking and feedback

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  • Frequently, curiosity isn't rewarded. in the abstract of trying something new, or against convention, sounds great. 
    when someone else's curiosity becomes a pain in you butt, you're going to be inclined to push back. 
    Wonder what the neuroscience of persistence after negative feedback is. 
    perhaps some of us are less susceptible to negative feedback.

    My goals are to satisfy my curiosity, in the most maximally lazy way possible. 
    I work very hard on that.  I don't care about money, I'm trying to maximize ease. .. which turns out is pretty lucrative.  

    How many of yall think this discussion is addressing your concerns and feelings?
    To me its completely alien. 

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  • Frequently, curiosity isn't rewarded. in the abstract of trying something new, or against convention, sounds great. 
    when someone else's curiosity becomes a pain in you butt, you're going to be inclined to push back. 
    Wonder what the neuroscience of persistence after negative feedback is. 
    perhaps some of us are less susceptible to negative feedback.

    My goals are to satisfy my curiosity, in the most maximally lazy way possible. 
    I work very hard on that.  I don't care about money, I'm trying to maximize ease. .. which turns out is pretty lucrative.  

    How many of yall think this discussion is addressing your concerns and feelings?
    To me its completely alien. 

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