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#17 Futurology, Daniel Pink's difficult questions & punk rock menopause

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I (Tracy) did indeed edit out the first couple of minutes of our chat where Heather was venting her anger with f***ers who hacked her social media accounts and messed up her access to her Google calendar. Not because I don't agree that they are indeed f***ers but there was quite a bit of background noise as we shuffled around.


We then discuss the exciting career of futurology (well in my opinion anyway, but I'm a bit of a geek) having met one this week at a Future of Work conference. Crystal balls at the ready as you consider a future beyond existing boundaries.


Heather then channels Daniel Pink and poses a number of reflective questions that are sure to keep me awake at night as I consider my answers. Try them yourself but don't blame us if you struggle with your own answers - blame Daniel Pink!


Finally, Heather shares the story of a group of women of a certain age (our age) who formed a punk band because they "have no f**ks to give anymore" and don't want to join a choir. Love it!


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