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Season 7 of The Floorplan introduces you to UK journalist, author and workplace commentator Ellen Scott, who challenges some of our assumptions about work, ambition and purpose.
Ellen explores hustle culture, quiet quitting, burnout and boredom, drawing on her own experiences with OCD and depression to discuss how we can build healthier, more intentional relationships with work.
Libby and Ellen talk about finding meaning beyond work, understanding the role work actually plays in our lives, and what to do when you're simply trying to survive rather than thrive in your job.
A thoughtful and honest conversation about contemporary working lives, identity, and purpose.
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The Floorplan returns!
Do we ever stop working? A resounding no according to a new study.
What are popcorn brains and do you have one?
And Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz joins the podcast to ponder digital minionship and the augmentative qualities of workplace AI that excite him.
Note: During thi…
In the final edition of The Floorplan for 2025, Libby and Matt expand upon a topic discussed in an earlier episode - the role blockchain might play in the fight to protect personal privacy.
Our special guest is the President of the Midnight Foundation, Fahmi Syed, a significant voice in decentrali…
In their fifth season finale Libby and Matt consider the cost of resentment at work and ponder whether workplace sporting teams are an answer to flagging job enthusiasm.
While on matters sporting, there's also a bit of grand final talk (well, it is the season...)
And a VERY special guest this week…
Excited to bring you a fascinating guest this week.
His name is Julian Elchakieh, but if you are one of his 4.94 million subscribers on YouTube, you’ll know him as jmancurly.
Some call him the 'VR King'. Most just know him by the look. You can’t miss it. Electric blue curly hair. A strip of yellow…
Libby Sander made her SXSW Sydney debut last week when she appeared asa panellist alongside Andy Walshe from Liminal Collective, Ben Johnston from Josephmark and Ben Hamley from JLL to talk about 'Why AI's best gift is making us more creative.'
Not only did she present, but she listened and observe…
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