ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Sarah James Wright is interviewed by former client Sadie Sharp about how she got started with working generatively and how the future of work might equate to taking the red pill or the blue pill in The Matrix (although we get the colours mixed up in the interview). We talk about the masks both individuals and organisations tend to wear, the relief of discovering a different way or working, and what the impact of this has been on Sadie’s own work.
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