Gently Down the Stream with Zia Hassan: Recent Episodes

Zia Hassan

Get un-stuck and live the life you were meant to live.

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Today's guest is Rebecca DeOrnelas from yourstoryartisan.com.

We talk about the importance of storytelling when you're pivoting your career.

Rebecca is full of amazing human-bridging wisdom.

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What are you holding on to? 

What will you leave behind? 

How will people remember you? 

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See you in June/July.

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What would Grandma say?

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Follow the breadcrumbs, move toward what scares you, and act like a kid again to get the life you really want.

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The trick to staying well within your mental capacity? Learn how to notice.

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Find Devon Rowland at devonrowland.com.

We talk about what might change over the next few months and what it means as we continue to work as creatives. We also talk about work, leisure, volunteership and what it all means in the context of the pandemic.

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Is information enhancing or ruining your life?

Where do good ideas come from? 

How can we filter out the useless and cultivate the useful incoming information?

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If your infant or toddler asks you about this moment in 10 years, what would you say?

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On this week’s podcast, the most interesting job interview question I’ve ever been asked and also an important perspective shifting lesson that My supervisor taught me about feedback when I was in college.

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The funfetti is just a talisman.

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Here's why I don't regret buying an $12 flyswatter.

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"Patience is a virtue" doesn't help anyone.

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I don't know how they did it, but they made a show that adults can learn from as much as their kids. Mariam and I break down the insight and wisdom from the episode "Keepy Uppy." Watch the episode before or after you listen to this episode for maximum effect (it's 10 mins long).

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What is it about children that makes them the best teachers?

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These are the good old days.