Input Quadrant - A Tool for Better Retrospect...

In 1967, a study on shock avoidance gave us "learned helplessness," and for nearly fifty years that was the prevailing explanation for why people give up. Then the original authors published a follow-up with brain scan data showing they had it backwards. We don't learn to be help ...  Show more

As you grow as an engineer, something counterintuitive happens: the systems you build get simpler, not more complex. In this episode, I explore why senior engineers tend to collapse abstractions, accept certain risks, and reduce the surface area they're responsible for — and what ...  Show more

in this episode, we discuss how we go into auto-pilot and allow our limiting narratives and beliefs control our reality (what we refer to in this episode as "the game"), and was that we can get back in control.show links: https://bio.site/siobhanlaurenpodcast mentioned in this ep ...  Show more

In this episode, I highlight the filters between how you view the things you do and how others view them. And how it's a double-edged weapon to undermine the work you do. Music in the background: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qap5aO4i9A 

Think about the last time you asked someone for something. Maybe you were nervous or worried about what the person would think of you. Chances are that you didn’t stop to think about the pressure you were exerting on that person. This week, we continue our Innovation 2.0 serie ...

[SCROLL FOR CW]-It can be so easy to look back on a relationship with hindsight bias. How many times have we all said, "Oh I should have done this" or "said this" or "done this differently"? The reality is, we're only in control of what we bring to the relationship and we're cert ...  Show more