The Wholly Fractional Podcast
The Wholly Fractional Podcast
Podcast Description
Fractional work is changing the game, and the Wholly Fractional Podcast is here to guide you through this exciting new frontier.
Whether you’re a seasoned fractional pro, just starting your journey, or curious about what it all means, this podcast delivers real stories, expert advice, and unfiltered truths about thriving in a fractional world.
Hosted by Andrew Graft, each episode features candid conversations with experts from within and beyond the fractional space.
Together, we’ll tackle questions like:
What exactly is a fractional employee, and why is this model booming?
How can you set up your business for success without traditional full-time benefits?
What are the must-have tools and strategies to build a sustainable fractional career?
Expect stories of spectacular wins, head-shaking mishaps, and lessons learned from the fractionals who’ve paved the way. No fluff, no corporate jargon—just the tips, shortcuts, and real-world insights you need to become the best version of your fractional self.
With an authentic, relaxed, and fun tone that refuses to take itself too seriously, Wholly Fractional is your go-to resource for navigating the future of work.
Your fractional future starts here!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of topics centered around fractional work, including the definition of fractional employees, strategies for business success without traditional benefits, and essential tools for sustainable careers. Specific episodes tackle themes like managing multiple clients, building predictable revenue models, and overcoming imposter syndrome.
Fractional work is changing the game, and the Wholly Fractional Podcast is here to guide you through this exciting new frontier.
Whether you’re a seasoned fractional pro, just starting your journey, or curious about what it all means, this podcast delivers real stories, expert advice, and unfiltered truths about thriving in a fractional world.
Hosted by Andrew Graft, each episode features candid conversations with experts from within and beyond the fractional space.
Together, we’ll tackle questions like:
What exactly is a fractional employee, and why is this model booming?
How can you set up your business for success without traditional full-time benefits?
What are the must-have tools and strategies to build a sustainable fractional career?
Expect stories of spectacular wins, head-shaking mishaps, and lessons learned from the fractionals who’ve paved the way. No fluff, no corporate jargon—just the tips, shortcuts, and real-world insights you need to become the best version of your fractional self.
With an authentic, relaxed, and fun tone that refuses to take itself too seriously, Wholly Fractional is your go-to resource for navigating the future of work.
Your fractional future starts here!
As AI continues to evolve, so does the fear that it might replace entire professions. But what if the real story is more nuanced…and more hopefull?
In this episode of Wholly Fractional: the Podcast, host Andrew Graft speaks with Alex Rasmussen, a veteran data systems consultant and founder of Bits on Disk, to unpack what AI is actually capable of today, what’s being overstated, and how it fits into the long arc of technological progress.
Alex brings two decades of experience in infrastructure and distributed systems, along with a gift for making complex ideas surprisingly understandable. While the conversation leans toward software and tech, the implications are far-reaching, especially for professionals navigating a fast-changing future of work.
Together, they explore:
- What AI does well (and where it still falls short)
- Why thoughtful skepticism is more useful than hype or fear
- How today’s tools fit into a broader history of innovation
- Why the human element remains essential — even in a world of automation
Whether you’re in tech or not, this episode offers clarity and perspective in a time of rapid change.
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