Beat the Often Path Podcast
“While I was working in E.R., I started to question some of the practice that do, that we employ in the ER. We see a lot of mental health patients in ER because of the lack of resources, they have nowhere else to go, so they end up coming to the ER.”
“While I was working in E.R., I started to question some of the practice that do, that we employ in the ER. We see a lot of mental health patients in ER because of the lack of resources, they have nowhere else to go, so they end up coming to the ER.”
“If you think about traditional farming, it’s a tough job to do and it’s an aging labor force…the workforce is getting older and older and the jobs getting harder and harder. And our peers over there in the traditional farming, they’re doing everything they can.”
“I just really wanted to become independent. And that’s been a massive driver for me over the last 5 to 10 years. I want independence and I want to be able to do stuff that motivates me and the ability to work in an industry that I’m lucky to be a part of.”
“I just really wanted to become independent. And that’s been a massive driver for me over the last 5 to 10 years. I want independence and I want to be able to do stuff that motivates me and the ability to work in an industry that I’m lucky to be a part of.”
“I just really wanted to become independent. And that’s been a massive driver for me over the last 5 to 10 years. I want independence and I want to be able to do stuff that motivates me and the ability to work in an industry that I’m lucky to be a part of.”
“Basically, everything was circular up to two/three hundred years ago because there’s no waste. So your packaging, for example, if you buy a nice nasi-lemak, in Malaysia, the packaging is a banana leaf.”
“What will be valuable? When anybody’s a designer, anybody’s an engineer. I don’t know the answer to that. Maybe. I don’t know. I do, when I’m back home and I want to relax, I do some carpentry and eventually AI robots will replace me with that as well.”
“What will be valuable? When anybody’s a designer, anybody’s an engineer. I don’t know the answer to that. Maybe. I don’t know. I do, when I’m back home and I want to relax, I do some carpentry and eventually AI robots will replace me with that as well.”
“I think as a young individual, you need to have that ridiculously unachievable goal that you go towards and then eventually you’ll fall into this place where you’re like: ‘you know what? I’m happy,’ but you have to get past the point of being happy so that you can fall back into it.”