Will Richardson and a guest discuss 50 years of life lessons repackaged into three story-driven sections that highlight both successes and failures. New episodes drop Monday, Wednesday, and Friday starting in September, covering a rundown, a start, and an "After Death" segment. The guest argues that sharing failures helps others succeed.
Hey, thanks so much for listening. I would love to be able to help you more on what it is that you are listening to and why you're listening to, to me. If you could click on the link in the show notes, that would be awesome because it will help me define what it is that we should be talking about on this podcast.
I'm not used to doing this. I have written— I'm quite excited— an article, and I split it up into 3 different sections using personal stories through the whole thing. And I have done it to articulate why I am wanting to switch the Sustainability Solved podcast around. But almost more importantly, I am baring myself a bit more and showing you who I am a bit more. And I— it's really hard, isn't it, to do stuff like this because you feel that You should. But then there's a part of you that says, but why do people care? And I guess I'm not doing it because of ego. I'm actually doing it because I feel like I've got quite a lot to— not teach, that's a really, I think, Although I guess it's kind of true, but it's more I have a— I've done quite a lot in the 50 years I've been alive. I'm definitely not going to say I've achieved a lot. I failed an awful lot, and I think that is why I am doing what I'm doing, because I think that on the back of other people's failures can be other people's successes. And if one person can learn from what it is that I have learned from in order for them to be more successful, then that is a win as far as I'm concerned. So I'm actually going to do a bit more personal stuff. Um, I am in a bit of a position where I'm not allowed to speak about the job I've got and talk about my work. I've tried to find a quiet place, and it seems that everyone, every single person has decided to follow me down this tiny bit. We're actually just about to go off and see Beluga Lagoon. So yeah, really excited about that. Anyway, yeah, I— the podcast, um, that will hit, I, I've actually switched it into a podcast as well, um, for you guys. And that comes out on Wednesday this week. So Monday we've got the rundown and the countdown, and then Wednesday we have the start, and then Friday it's After Death, and it'll be Then throughout the whole of September, it'll be Monday, Wednesday, Friday. I'll be bringing an audio out for you to listen to. Do contact me whenever you hear this, and please do rate on Spotify or your platform because it's, it's really helpful. Will, We had a bit of a problem on the Sustainability Soil podcast last time on we interviewed LG, and actually for some reason the recording stopped at the end, and we'd gone through it quite a few times. I'd had LG look at it, and so we but we got contacted by someone that was quite senior at the BBC, and it was really nice to know that. There are people that listen to it. Anyway, have a good evening. Take care. Bye-bye.
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