ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Welcome to On The Edge, a podcast and now also a book, about making unexpected connections everywhere and anywhere.
Why should you embrace uncertainty as an opportunity not a threat?
How can you connect people and ideas to engineer serendipity?
Where should you start when embarking on a transition to something new?
On The Edge will be your guide to navigating uncertainty based upon the experiences of a diverse group of creative and entrepreneurial people and organizations who have learned how to survive and thrive in our increasingly connected world, and is available to buy now as a book or ebook. What are you on the edge of right now?
In this episode I read Chapter 2 called This is Happening. Enjoy.
If you enjoy it then please consider buying a copy and giving both the book and the podcast a good review or rating, as that really helps get it out to new people. Others have described the book as:
“A beautiful little book.” Tessy Britton
“Succinct and insightful.” Dave Snowden
“Realistic and wise.” Margaret Heffernan
"A thoughtful meditation on how to navigate uncertain futures.” Anab Jain
“An inspiring and orienting tapestry.” Cassie Robinson
“Inspirational from the very first page.” Johnnie Moore
“This is a great little book.” Jon Alexander
“It’s wonderful! I have goosebumps." Noelle Dye
“Read this book and take its insights to heart.” Rob Poynton
"An inspiring and practical guide.” Ella Goldner
This podcast was brought to you by Liminal. To find out more please visit www.weareliminal.co/ontheedge.
Why should you embrace uncertainty as an opportunity not a threat?
How can you connect people and ideas to engineer serendipity?
Where should you start when embarking on a transition to something new?
On The Edge will be your guide to navigating uncertainty based upon the experiences of a diverse group of creative and entrepreneurial people and organizations who have learned how to survive and thrive in our increasingly connected world, and is available to buy now as a book or ebook. What are you on the edge of right now?
In this episode I read Chapter 2 called This is Happening. Enjoy.
If you enjoy it then please consider buying a copy and giving both the book and the podcast a good review or rating, as that really helps get it out to new people. Others have described the book as:
“A beautiful little book.” Tessy Britton
“Succinct and insightful.” Dave Snowden
“Realistic and wise.” Margaret Heffernan
"A thoughtful meditation on how to navigate uncertain futures.” Anab Jain
“An inspiring and orienting tapestry.” Cassie Robinson
“Inspirational from the very first page.” Johnnie Moore
“This is a great little book.” Jon Alexander
“It’s wonderful! I have goosebumps." Noelle Dye
“Read this book and take its insights to heart.” Rob Poynton
"An inspiring and practical guide.” Ella Goldner
This podcast was brought to you by Liminal. To find out more please visit www.weareliminal.co/ontheedge.
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