ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Making time for outside interests can change how you approach your work. In this short excerpt from the first Escape Velocity episode, Dave Look and I talk about choosing where to spend our time, taking things apart to understand them, and what a jazz ensemble can teach us about sharing the lead.
From the Archives brings you short highlights from past Escape Velocity conversations. This continuous 6-minute, 24-second excerpt comes from episode 1, originally released October 21, 2024.
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