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The ENCODED podcast explores the next era of human performance, leadership and business.
Hosted by ENCODED founder Chris Walker, the show explores the intersection of neuroperformance, leadership, entrepreneurship, health, relationships, and life satisfaction.
Grounded in established and emerging research, the show brings a pragmatic view to powerful concepts to improve and accelerate your life and performance.
If you’ve felt meant for something more or ready to break through limitations, this is the conversation you’ve been waiting for.
Hosted by ENCODED founder Chris Walker, the show explores the intersection of neuroperformance, leadership, entrepreneurship, health, relationships, and life satisfaction.
Grounded in established and emerging research, the show brings a pragmatic view to powerful concepts to improve and accelerate your life and performance.
If you’ve felt meant for something more or ready to break through limitations, this is the conversation you’ve been waiting for.
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Frecuencia de actualización:
daily
Duración media del audio:
43 minutes
Entrevistas a invitados
Tiene patrocinadores
Inglés
Estados Unidos
69 episodios
desde 8 de abril de 2025
episodic
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In the final chapter of The Frequency Era, Chris Walker brings the book's central argument full circle. Returning to the factory worker navigating the industrial-to-information transition, he explores what happens after an economic revolution moves beyond disruption and becomes the new normal. The …
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In Chapter 15 of The Frequency Era, Chris Walker challenges the definition of success that has shaped professional life for generations. The familiar path is straightforward: earn the degree, build the career, secure the promotion, increase your income, and accumulate the recognition that confirms …
In Chapter 14 of The Frequency Era, Chris Walker moves from explaining why human intelligence matters to examining how it can be developed. Every previous economic era required a different form of training. The agricultural era emphasized physical capacity and practical experience. The industrial e…
In Chapter 13 of The Frequency Era, Chris Walker explores a fundamental question about the emerging economy: who gets to benefit? Every previous economic era created new opportunities, but its rewards were shaped by access to a scarce resource. The agricultural era rewarded land ownership. The indu…
In Chapter 12 of The Frequency Era, Chris Walker explores why institutions struggle to keep pace with major economic transitions and what that means for people navigating the AI revolution. Universities, corporations, professional organizations, and development programs were built to provide stabil…
In Chapter 11 of The Frequency Era, Chris Walker examines how artificial intelligence is changing the economics of human work. Markets reward scarcity, and when the supply of something increases dramatically, its economic premium comes under pressure. As AI makes specialized knowledge work faster a…
In Chapter 10 of The Frequency Era, Chris Walker introduces the twelve capacities of human intelligence that he believes will define human value in the emerging economy. For decades, education and professional development have focused on building knowledge, acquiring credentials, and mastering spec…
In Chapter 9 of The Frequency Era, Chris Walker gives the emerging economic era its name and defines the concept at the center of the book. The agricultural era organized around land, the industrial era around capital, and the information era around specialized knowledge. As AI makes knowledge work…
In Chapter 8 of The Frequency Era, Chris Walker identifies what he believes will become the defining scarce resource of the next economic era. Every major economy has organized around something whose limited supply creates value. The agricultural era rewarded control of land. The industrial era org…
In Chapter 7 of The Frequency Era, Chris Walker explores a defining question of the AI revolution: what can humans do that artificial intelligence cannot? Rather than dismissing AI's capabilities, Chris begins by acknowledging how much the technology can already accomplish. From legal research and …
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