shaun hautly's podcast

I keep reading and learning new things and new tools for how to deal with life, but I'm always amazed at how quickly my tools disappear when I need them the most.

I have to tell a long time client goodbye. Here's why.

I wear big hats and I cannot lie.

So I've been waiting to make content for a few months because I wanted to get something right.

I've been reading "Ego is the Enemy" by Ryan Holiday, and it was more impactful than I expected. Here's how it's changing my approach to a few open projects.

I'm talking about three things in one episode. Here's the Tim Urban article about religion: https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/10/religion-for-the-nonreligious.html

This has been bothering me for a while. This was another reminder to myself.

A little reflection on what parts of myself are the most important as 2022 closes and 2023 approaches.

I take a short journey back to why I do all of this.

I've had a July immersed in different communities, religions, people, and golf courses. I learned lessons from each of them, but had some unique realizations in parallel situations of politics and community. As I think through these things, I invite your feedback as I try to hone this conversation into a piece that I can concisely share on my YouTube channel. So if you listen and read this, please...

This is another YouTube Rough Draft. Something I'm thinking about. If you've got any thoughts, call me. Email me. Text me. If you don't know me, hit up my website http://shaunhautly.com and let's chat. 

I have strangely found myself without anything I want to watch. And that has led to some unexpected reflection.

Struck by the Beastie Boys Story on AppleTV+, Shaun finds himself musing tools, legacies, and speaking in the third person.

I've deleted my LinkedIn (along with Facebook and Instagram). It's just my podcast and my YouTube channel now. It's very quiet. Which is nice.

We're coming to the end of another chapter of boom and my life. Looking into the next section of the story and making a plan. Here's what I know and what I want so far.

The thrilling conclusion to our deep dive into careers, the job market, and our advice to anyone thinking of switching jobs or entering the job market for the first time.

Part two of our discussion about jobs and careers. This episode focuses on our current jobs. The ups and downs. The daily grinds. The good and the bad.

Shannon and I put a lot of work into making a podcast. We discussed topics, questions, recorded, edited, and added some introductions and context to bring these to life. This is the first installment of the three part series focusing on our jobs. This first episode dives deep into our past jobs and the lessons learned from those experience and coworkers. This was our first attempt at making conten...

I’m reading, learning, and changing. I hope you are, too.

Maybe "How I'm Trying to Fix the World" should just be the title of this podcast in general. This is an episode exploring my insecurities about mindfulness and meditation as well as my thoughts on the potential if we can get it right.

I’m once again using this platform to think through some things and prepare myself for larger discussions. I may be very wrong with some of what I’ve said, but I’m eager to learn and hear other perspectives.

I recorded a lot of content in the weeks before and after the 2020 US Election, but I've decided not to post any of it. I went though quite an evolution of emotions and forced myself to reflect, learn, and grow, and I've found peace on the other side (especially since Biden won). I still have some lingering questions for which I may never find answers, but I'm moving forward without judgement or a...

...makes you stronger. Unless it does kill you. Which for many people, it has. What's the right way to do this?

Some documentaries about cults have caught my attention lately. Why do people dedicate themselves to a single, living individual?

I've been off Facebook and IG for a few months, but I watched The Social Dilemma on Netflix this week and it caused me to think about my decision a little differently. So I curated a few questions for you to ask yourself as you decide how much to use Social Media networks.