All Systems Go
In this episode, Cem And Wayne geek out on how you can systemise your life using free software, services or just your smartphone. We discuss how AI, smart homes and wearable tech will not only free up more time in the future but also make us better human beings.
The Right to Disconnect
In this episode, Cem and Wayne discuss some technological news including, whether parents should be fined for sharing photos of their children online, employees rights to disconnect after working hours and the tragic story about the young girl who committed suicide on Facebook Live.
A Chronic Case Of Happiness
In this episode, Cem and Wayne riff about popular culture promoting happiness as a destination we should all be striving for. We discuss why the bad times often lead to the most growth, why being unhappy is often the nudge you need into a new direction and why happiness is not something we get but a state we naturally dip … Read More
How To Cue Yourself For Achievement
In this episode, Cem and Wayne explain why motivation is a skill not a talent which means it can be trained! We share some daily habits and routines to keep you fired up as well as highlighting common behaviours that may be dulling your flame to succeed.
The Illusion of Limited Resources
In this episode, Cem and Wayne highlight some reasons why we often lack resourcefulness even though we’re living with an abundance of free technology, information and connections.
The Dark Side of Working From Home
In this episode, Cem and Wayne tackle some of the common pitfalls that come with working from home as a freelancer or being self-employed. We discuss everything from workoholism, living holistically, discipline and setting expectations with family and friends in order to maintain relationships. If you struggle with getting the balance right when it comes to working from home, this … Read More
Expect The Dip
The other day I was helping my girlfriend tidy her room (not the one in the picture, she’d kill me) but it wasn’t far from it! The thing with tidying a room is that once you begin there’s a point – usually an hour or so in – that you realise things are worse than when you started.