This is our annual “best of” episode, featuring some memorable clips from our 2021 podcasts. I use the term “best of” loosely because I recognise that all listeners get something a bit different out of each guest and episode. We feature clips from the following (in the order they appear in the “Best of” 2021):
- Ep. 154: Jeff Harry – Why and How to Rediscover Play
- Ep. 161: Lauren Yee – How to Cultivate Curiosity
- Ep. 159: Jen Ables – Creativity as an Anchor During Uncertainty
- Ep. 169: Stan Lui – The White Hat Guys, Bringing Cool Creativity to Compliance
- Ep. 155: Steve LeClair – Embracing Uncertainty
- Ep. 160: Jason Linett – Demystifying Hypnosis to Change Behaviours
- Ep. 157: Annie Duke – How to Decide
- Ep. 163: Tony Blauer – “Know Fear,” not “No Fear”
- Ep. 158: Nick Bradley – Purpose and Mindset in Business and Life
- Ep. 166: David Richman – “Cycle of Lives”, Cancer, Death, Living, and Cycling
- Ep. 164: Dr. Gleb Tsipursky – Cognitive Biases and Returning to the Office
- Ep. 162: Steve Adelman – The Return of (Safe and Secure) Live Events
- Ep. 167: Ethan Lou – “Once a Bitcoin Miner”
- Ep. 168: Dante Disparte – On Risk and the Future of Cryptocurrencies, Blockchain and Digital Finance
- Ep. 165: Richard Fenning – Risk Tales from the Edges of Globalisation
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Our free course module “How to Set Up Any Decision for Success” from our upcoming course How to Make Decisions With Calm and Confidence
This episode is all about how to take something that is important but frankly, considered to be less-than-exciting, and making that thing interesting and relevant. Anything that involves following rules is often like this – and if you do compliance or legal work, you will have come across this. And even if you don’t, chances are that you have faced this dilemma at some point.
When faced with this challenge, it’s crucial to get creative – or risk the consequences. Meet Stan Lui, our guest in this episode. In his day job, Stan is the Legal Director of a Hong Kong-based automotive firm. That means that he works with colleagues on legal topics that are considered ‘boring’ but are very important – consider the risks of fraud or corruption for instance.
So, Stan reached into his many creative talents – like street theatre – and founded something called the White Hat Guys. The White Hat Guys aims to create and innovative and engaging compliance narrative. This includes videos, interesting training and lots of cool techniques for what Stan calls “maximum message stickiness.”
We get into all of that, how and why Stan set up White Hat Guys, cultural differences on these and related topics, and a range of things in between.
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