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Async
Joshua and Saadia helped pioneer asynchronous and distributed work. So it's only natural that our podcast bucks synchronous conventions. On Async, we take turns to unfold the conversation, one episode at a time, as we chat about technology, app development, and remote work.
A Pretty Good podcast.
Async
[Joshua] Trusting the process
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Episode 85
In this episode I followup on Saadia's Japan trip, having kids come of age, forced holidays, being overcommitted to work, and using AI to augment our brains.
My topics were cutting sugar followup, trusting the process, and looking for answers on an app idea.
An async podcast by Saadia Carbis and Joshua Wold.
A Pretty Good podcast.
