We’re back with another engaging episode of “I Love It Here,” and this one’s packed with tips, apps, and heartwarming stories that are sure to spark your interest and inspiration!

In this episode, Jonathan, Paul, and Caleb dive into the world of tech, TV shows, and the magic of human connections.

Here’s what you can expect:
1. **Be the Ultimate Movie Buff:** Discover how to use IMDb and the Callsign app to impress friends with your extensive knowledge about actors and movies. No more blank stares when the credits roll! 🎬

2. **Enhanced Concentration Tips:**
Jonathan’s newfound addiction, the myNoise app, provides the perfect backdrop of customizable white noise to boost your focus and productivity. Paul also shares similar tips for Apple users. 🧘‍♂️

3. **Building Genuine Relationships:**
The importance of spending quality time and encouraging others is emphasized, highlighting how these gestures foster engagement and authentic connections in both personal and professional realms. 👫

4. **Engagement in Work and Learning:**
Paul delves into systemic failures that can lead to disengagement, touching on key points like unclear goals and poor communication. Learn practical tips to keep your team motivated and focused. 🚀

5. **DIY Confidence Boost:**
Jonathan’s excitement over his new oscillating saw, and the satisfaction of DIY triumphs, will inspire you to tackle your own projects with confidence. 🛠️

**Fun Fact: 🌟**
Did you know Jonathan tried on bone conducting headphones and glasses that made him look like an Android? Find out how these futuristic gadgets are changing the way he works and listens.

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Paul Westlake: https://www.linkedin.com/in/westyphotography
Caleb Foster: https://www.linkedin.com/in/calebafoster
Jonathan Cooper: https://www.linkedin.com/in/unlearningcoach

In this delightful episode of "I Love It Here," our cheerful hosts, Jonathan, West, and Caleb, dive into a heartwarming discussion about gratitude, the joys of bone-conducting headphones, and the magic of positive vibes during tough times. They ponder the art of saying "no" with confidence, the importance of aligning technology with purpose, and the beauty of creating a workplace brimming with trust, authenticity, and open conversation.
They also touch on the challenges of technology in meetings, and how a little thing like opening a laptop can spark a world of interpretations. It's a cozy chat that leaves you feeling like you've just had a warm cup of tea with friends, discussing how to navigate life's twists with a smile and a sprinkle of empathy.

Links & mentions
Bone conducting headphones: 00:01:09
Apple AirPods Pro: 00:04:17
Microsoft Copilot: 00:12:05
Learning Technology Show: 00:15:34
Learning Technologies: 00:21:59
ChatGPT: 00:33:36
VR training for security guards: 00:36:12
Athena: 00:41:35
Photoshop 5 Firefly: 00:42:28
Digital avatars by Cynthia: 00:43:23
11 Labs: 00:44:36 and 00:45:27
Sky Stream: 00:46:52
Now TV: 00:47:37
Apple TV: 00:48:21
Amazon Prime: 00:51:27
Fallout: 00:52:16
Turning Point: The Bomb and the Cold War: 00:53:22
Boiling Point: 00:55:32
IMDb: 00:55:32

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Paul Westlake: https://www.linkedin.com/in/westyphotography
Caleb Foster: https://www.linkedin.com/in/calebafoster
Jonathan Cooper: https://www.linkedin.com/in/unlearningcoach

In this lively episode of "I Love It Here," our hosts Caleb and Paul chat with the charismatic Saad Qureshi from Metron College about the ins and outs of management development. Saad shares his personal journey from managing at 17 to becoming a senior executive, highlighting the importance of equipping managers with the right skills, especially since many stumble into their roles unprepared. The conversation dances around the evolution of management, the blending of leadership skills, and the need for adaptability in today's dynamic work environment. Saad also gets personal, sharing how his wife helped him find his voice amidst his identity struggles. It's a heartwarming, insightful, and groovy session that leaves us all a bit wiser and ready to find our own management groove! Want to connect with Saad or dive deeper into the discussion? Find him on LinkedIn and keep the conversation going!

Links & Mentions
Metatron College: 00:00:46
Brixton: 00:03:08
McDonald's: 00:05:34
Portrait Artist of the Year: 00:15:40
TikTok: 00:18:55
"Management and Leadership Skills": 00:22:03
Induction Program for Managers: 00:35:43
AI and Human Superpower: 00:38:21
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs: 00:39:26
Remote Work Challenges: 00:40:47
Micro-Management: 00:42:16
Kendrick Lamar's diss of Drake and Jay Cole: 00:58:03
GRM Daily: 00:58:03
The Gentleman on Netflix: 00:59:12
The Steven Bartlett Podcast: 00:59:47
Humanity App: 00:55:10
Microsoft Copilot: 00:56:03
Grammarly: 00:57:31
Sky Stream: 01:01:00
Slow Horses: 01:02:34
Severance: 01:02:36
Record Deck: 01:02:54

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If you'd like to connect with us or influence the conversations we have, reach out and send us a message or connect with us:
Paul Westlake: https://www.linkedin.com/in/westyphotography
Caleb Foster: https://www.linkedin.com/in/calebafoster
Jonathan Cooper: https://www.linkedin.com/in/unlearningcoach