Daniel Coyle
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 23 Mar
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What we're looking to do many times is to animate them with a sense of aliveness and connection and relationship and meaning.
And that was a question that set me out writing this book is what places are really good at doing that?
We know what happens on the mountaintops of career, mountaintops of performance, but what's happening in the valleys where there are these moments of cultivation, these meaningful connections, and where there is the thing that really defines flourishing is joyful, meaningful growth that is shared.
that is shared.
Nobody can do it alone.
You can't do it alone, but you can do it.
We need other people to bring out the best versions of ourselves.
And so that's what I've found over and over again in those little moments that aren't scripted and they're not games and you can't write an instruction manual for them, but
There are rules, like there are ways to cultivate gardens.
And there are habits of and practices of attention and practices of action.
And that's what I just got totally fell in love with the story of that, with the story.
What are those rules?
That's a mystery that really captivated me for the last five years.
absolutely i think the thing that i'm feeling most powerfully is how aligned that is with the way ecosystems actually grow so many of our models in the business world came out of the military came out of kind of machine thinking we want to execute have a plan have checkpoints and when you use that language you end up in training yourself on these mental models that it is about machines and control and prediction
And yet the world we live in is not super predictable, as we know.
And the idea of having a rigid machine, our mental model of business as some rigid machine whose job it is to do like any machine, the same thing over and over again, that is controlled by an outside person, a leader who can flip the switches and get the outcome they want.
I agree with you.
It feels outdated.
It still works for simple stuff.
If my mail shows up every day, that's great.
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