Design Review – podcast for Engineering Your Life
Design Review - podcast for Engineering Your Life
Podcast Description
Welcome to "Design Review"!With host, Robert Haines, this is the podcast for Engineering Your Life. Robert interviews people who have an active or planned project that contributes to others. The style is casual, engaging and enthusiastic.Following the format of an engineering design review, Robert chats with guests about their project or objective, what led them to pursue it, how it's going, future plans and any connections they are seeking to support their efforts.Along the way, there is always animated discussion about life, philosophy, boundaries, and always a discussion about uplifting others.Come watch an episode - or more - and be uplifted by Robert's amazing, inspired, and inspiring guests from all over the world!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of personal development, project management, and the intersection of science and spirituality. Episodes explore topics such as personal journeys in consciousness, the impact of projects on community improvement, and the uplifting of others, with specific examples like Alix Erie's nonprofit efforts in the Advancement of Civilization Effort and discussions on engineering transformations.
Welcome to “Design Review”!
With host, Robert Haines, this is the podcast for Engineering Your Life. Robert interviews people who have an active or planned project that contributes to others. The style is casual, engaging and enthusiastic.
Following the format of an engineering design review, Robert chats with guests about their project or objective, what led them to pursue it, how it’s going, future plans and any connections they are seeking to support their efforts.
Along the way, there is always animated discussion about life, philosophy, boundaries, and always a discussion about uplifting others.
Come watch an episode – or more – and be uplifted by Robert’s amazing, inspired, and inspiring guests from all over the world!
I met Kelli Boyden in the weird corner of LinkedIn and knew within five minutes I needed to have her on the show.
Kelli spent 25 years as an attorney fighting for people being pushed out of their homes and denied insurance coverage by systems that were never designed to let them in. Then she walked away, went to Cornell, got an MS in pharmaceutical science, and built something entirely new.
In this conversation we talk about fighting big systems, the cost of being nice for too long, and finding your people by simply being yourself.
And somewhere in the middle of it all, Kelli asks me if I know anyone who teaches a workshop on boundaries.
I might have mentioned one – join us June 19 and 26.
Here is the link to register: http://www.engineeringyourlife.net/boundaries-workshop
Engineering Your Life: https://www.engineeringyourlife.com
Connect with Kelli: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelliboyden/
Kelli's website: https://kelliboyden.com
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