ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In a world sprinting toward the next big thing, we’re moving like tortoises—and that might be the smartest play. In this episode, the Collectiveffort crew unpacks the chaotic energy of our current moment—from SiriusXM’s surprising survival to the rise of micro cars and the growing appeal of slow growth. We talk about the tech shifts shaping the automotive industry, what it means to experiment during uncertain times, and why celebrating short-term wins is essential for long-term success. Whether you’re feeling the summer surge or just trying to keep your pace, this one’s for anyone navigating change with intention.
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