Squiggly Careers
Squiggly Careers is a weekly podcast that will help you take control of your career development. Hosted by the founders of Squiggly Careers. (https://www.amazingif.com/), Sarah Ellis and Helen Tupper, together they cover all things work: from how to manage stress and overcome your confidence gremlins to micro-aggressions and discovering your strengths. Each episode is full of ideas, actions, hints, and tips that
Want the full transcripts? Read any episode of Squiggly Careers word for word on Podmenti. Podmenti →Most mentioned books
“I I've got like a couple of ideas here that came from the book and also just things that I think we have done. within our business without actually realising we don't without connecting the two concepts”
“something that we wrote about in Learn Like a Lobster”
“it's actually a tool that we talk about in our book, Learn Like a Lobster”
“Our paperback of Learn Like a Lobster comes out in January”
“Helen, who has worked very hard since we released Learned Like a Lobster, where we shared our notification number. Um in that book”
“There is a really brilliant short book. I love a short book. called How to Break Up With Your Phone by Catherine Price”
“I was also thinking of more about James Clear stuff. um where he talks about the identity”
“they held up the cover of our book, of the Squiggly Career”
“I always like the reciprocity ring. that you talk about in this book, and I think maybe in maybe in give and take”
“I say that as somebody who has written a book called Learn Like a Lobster”
“He did um actually a very good TED talk about give and take and a good book on the same topic”
“So you've got The Hundred Year Life, which was the first book that she wrote. um, over ten years ago now”
“And of course people it h it turns out not everyone has memorised the squiggly queer book”
“The friction project. Um Written by two I like uh Robert Sutton and Huggy Rao”
“something that we wrote about in Learn Like a Lobster”
“David Epstein, who wrote Range, um, who's been on the podcast before”
“Green next in hand. Which we're gonna talk about. So that book came from a bet from their editor. Bennett. Seth, I'm gonna say, as a pronunciation. Bet him fifty dollars that he couldn't write an entire book using fifty different words. So green eggs and ham. has got fifty distinct words repeated throughout the book”
“So we wrote a book called The Squiggly Career, which includes the five skills, the seed and squiggare career, which we're gonna talk about now”
“And actually I was talking to Anne Law, the brilliant author of Tiny Experiments, and she was saying like try and spot those like repeatable, predictable tasks”
“which book is better? You coach you”
“Like I have just read um We Are Not Machines, which is Sarah O'Connor's new book”
“I think as a topic, it's something that I probably first started to consider when I came across Dan Pink's work on drive”
“Episode three hundred and thirty three. Um with Rob Joffy. who talks about why should anyone be led by you. My favorite leadership book”
“One is called Thinking in Bets, and the other one is called How to Decide”
“One is called Thinking in Bets, and the other one is called How to Decide”
This website uses cookies
We use cookies to make Bookmenti work and, with your consent, to understand how it is used so we can make it better. Allow all, Deny the optional ones, or Customize what you allow.
Necessary cookies make a website usable by enabling basic functions like page navigation and remembering the choices you make. The website cannot work properly without them.
Remembers your answer in the cookie dialog, so you are not asked on every page.
Only set when a member of our own team signs in to Bookmenti Studio, the tool we plan our book clips in. It keeps them signed in. Visitors never get it.
Only set if Cloudflare, the network that delivers this site, has had to check that your browser is not an automated attack. It remembers that you passed, so you are not checked again on every page. It is not used to follow you.
Preference cookies let a website remember information that changes how it looks or behaves, like your preferred language or the region you are in.
We don’t currently use any cookies in this category.
Statistics cookies help us understand how visitors use the website by collecting and reporting information, so we can make it better.
Umami, which we host ourselves on servers in the EU. It shows which pages are visited and what is clicked, and can replay how a visit went, with typed text hidden. It sets no cookie, keeps nothing in your browser, and the data is not shared with anyone.
Tells visits apart with a random ID and keeps the current session together, so page views and clicks can be counted per visit instead of per click.
Tells visits apart with a random ID and keeps the current session together, so page views and clicks can be counted per visit instead of per click.
Keeps details of the current visit in this tab, such as the page it started on and where it came from, so they can be attached to what is counted.
Keeps details of the current visit in this tab, such as the page it started on and where it came from, so they can be attached to what is counted.
Tells the tabs of one visit apart, so a recording of the visit plays back in the right order.
Tells the tabs of one visit apart, so a recording of the visit plays back in the right order.
Marketing cookies are used to follow visitors across websites, so that ads can be shown that are relevant to the individual visitor.
We don’t currently use any cookies in this category.
Cookies are small text files a website can use to make a visit work better. The same rules apply to similar storage in your browser, so we list both here.
The law lets us store what is strictly necessary for the site to work. For everything else we need your permission, and nothing optional loads before you give it.
You can change or withdraw your consent at any time with the cookie button in the lower left corner. The Cookie Declaration lists exactly what we use, and the Privacy Policy says who we are and how we handle personal data.
Eggvelop ApS · CVR 44287463