This months podcast is here!
Humanist productivity is my alternative to hustle culture - productivity that centres us all as people. The three pillars are:
Authenticity - Remembering authenticity over perfection. Build ways of working that fit the truth of who you are today.
Community - Connection over individualism. Stop trying to do everything alone, and design support into how you work.
Resilience - Sustainability over burnout. Choose a pace you can keep, and protect your energy like it matters, because it does!
With those pillars in mind, I’ve been revisiting productivity classics. Episode 3 focuses on 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think by Laura Vanderkam.
Image description: A warm, sunlit tabletop scene with a simple round clock in a wooden frame centred in the background. Two leafy houseplants sit on either side of the clock, and three plain ceramic mugs are grouped together in front of it. A soft knitted blanket rests to one side, implying a calm, cosy feel.
Some reflections on Podcasting with AI
This series is an experiment, a podcast generated with AI, using my voice and my own writing. That means it should sound like me, and it should reflect what I mean, but it might still get details wrong. AI can sound confident and still be wrong. If you spot anything inaccurate, oddly phrased, or missing nuance, I would genuinely love you to tell me.
