What's on Your Shelf (and why that matters)
summary
Content lays out Turngate wellorganized shelf as a concrete tool: labeled shelves (good company, good human, clarity and simplicity), explicit books and beliefs kept or discarded, and tactics that change behavior. Examples include removing racially problematic children’s books and gives up Chick‑fil‑A waffle fries for ethical reasons, accepting chronic pain and getting treatment to become moderately pain‑free, sending The Phoenix Project to staff which spawns new company processes, and a failed ukulele goal while someone owns seven ukuleles.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:15Turngate’s shelf concept
- 6:53Heidi’s metaphorical shelves
- 8:19Early life origins
- 15:43Evolving shelves
- 18:13Shelf crises
- 24:33Clearing outdated stories
- 30:38Letting go of old beliefs
- 33:54What belongs on your shelf
- 36:43New voices and perspectives
- 38:51Sharing shelf
- 43:21Shelves shape society
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