133.What is Good Enough?

What happens when an attempted creative podcast edit almost results in a car crash? Get ready for a rollercoaster of laughs and insights as Bruce and Clark dive into the hilarities and hazards of podcast production. This episode kicks off with a spirited debate about the crucial role of audience feedback and the merits of podcast intros. Reflecting on their five-star reviews and a near-miss incident with a quirky audio decision, our hosts express heartfelt gratitude to their listeners. Plus, a playful banter about their recording rituals and editing duties keeps the camaraderie alive and well.Switching gears, Bruce and Clark share their personal journeys with physical therapy, highlighting the transformative benefits of proactive health measures. They contrast their productive workweeks with significant health improvements, providing practical advice and relatable anecdotes about dealing with muscle issues from activities like rowing. A humorous interlude ensues as they adjust their standing desks mid-podcast, underscoring the importance of addressing health issues before they escalate.From personal health to the global stage, the episode takes a serious turn with a discussion on the massive Boeing employee strike and its implications. With 33,000 workers demanding better wages and healthcare, Bruce and Clark explore the potential impacts on Boeing's operations and its competition with Airbus. They also touch on the ethical dilemmas of eternal work versus finite retirement and the geographic trends in strike activities. Wrapping up, our hosts ponder the balance between perfection and "good enough," arguing that sometimes striving for timeless work can be more valuable than chasing constant innovation. This episode is a blend of humor, personal insight, and thought-provoking discussion that promises to keep you hooked from start to finish.Click/Tap HERE for everything Corporate StrategyElevator Music by Julian Avila Promoted by MrSnoozeDon't forget ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ it helps!

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