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always that lovely shade of red aren't you make a break for it

you a shoe was a close call all wax

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Bored at work? Your brain is trying to tell you something. | Big Think Top Ten 2018 | Dan Cable - Duration: 5:37.

Well about two years ago I stumbled on a piece of neuroscience that just stunned me.

As a psychologist, I wish somebody had told me more about this but what I learned is that

there appears to be a part of our brain called the ventral striatum, that's the technical

term, or you also could call it the seeking system.

And this system is urging us to explore the boundaries of what we know.

It's urging us to be curious.

And, by the way, I mean innately.

I mean children six months old, three months old.

If you give them some toy they love it for a little while.

As they get used to it, your car keys become more interesting.

It's the new and it's the desire to learn.

And evolutionarily this system was developed to help us, to keep us learning.

When I learned about this seeking system it really turned me on because it started to

give me an insight into why disengagement from boring work, that may not be a bug.

That might be a feature.

In the 2015-2016 Gallup polls, the evidence is that about 70 percent of people are not

engaged in what they do all day long and about 18 percent of people are repulsed, they're

actively disengaged from what they do.

And I think that the reason why I say this is a problem, and it could even be called

an epidemic is because work is mostly what we do.

We spend so much more time at work than with our families or with those things called hobbies.

And so I think that the pervasiveness of people feeling like work is a thing that we have

to shut off from, a thing that we can't be our best selves, a thing that we have to get

through on the way to the weekend.

I think that is a sort of humanistic sickness and while it is bad for people, that's the

humanistic bit, it also is really bad for organizations who get lackluster performance.

I think that it's interesting to think about when this all started happening and I didn't

live back in the 1850s, but all the records suggest that you could buy shoes and those

shoes would be sold by some store, some cobbler.

And maybe there would be three people that worked there.

Rarely would there be five people that worked there.

And while that probably wasn't the best work in the world, each of the people in the store

would watch the customer walk in and then they'd make a shoe for that customer.

And they'd take leather and they'd sew it and then they'd give it.

And around 1890 we got this different idea as a species where we should not sell two

pairs of shoes each day, but two million.

And this idea of scaling up had certain implications for how work felt.

And part of that was because it was decided that the way to do this would have extreme

efficiency by breaking the work into really small tasks where most of the people don't

meet the customer.

Most of the people don't invent the shoe.

Most of the people don't actually see the shoe made from beginning to end.

And this idea of removing the meaning from the work was intentional.

And the idea of removing the curiosity from the job was intentional.

For Henry Ford curiosity was a bug, it was a problem and he needed to stamp it out in

the name of reliability and quality.

Now I'm not saying we're still acting just like the 1900s, but I am saying that's when

we cut our teeth on management practices and the way we use control systems and punishments

and extrinsic rewards to kind of cull people out into doing really repeated and sometimes

tedious tasks again and again and again without having a sense of the bigger picture or who

uses the final product.

I think that that's part of where it came from.

So a small organization in any industry - selling toner cartridges, selling fruit, selling shoes.

If you're just starting up and you've only got 30 or 50 people working there everybody

is curious.

Everybody is doing everything.

There aren't really tight role descriptions.

The job titles are not burned into your flesh.

The frame of your job is not sacred.

And so you could be a delivery person but then if you see the competitor do something

then you can be corporate espionage and you can take back information and then you can

get into strategy and help reinvent a response to what you saw.

And that's actually not only acceptable, it's desirable.

The CEO loves you for doing this.

When you get to have 50,000 people in an organization you're supposed to stay in your lane.

The expectation is there are a set of KPIs, key performance indices, and this is the way

that we measure you in your job.

And yes, it might be that you have ideas about competitive advantage and what the competitors

are doing but there's no time for that because we need you to do these things that we've

already set aside for you again.

So I think it's, in my own opinion, a lot less about which industry and a lot more about

the culture and the expectations for what different employees can bring to the party.

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GO or NO GO? – How important is the Weather Window? – Ep 60 Sailing Luckyfish - Duration: 16:20.

So alligator just took off

where did it go? I mean do they come back up again?

There it is again. That's a gator huh? Thats a big splash.... darn it....

[MUSIC]

Previously on Luckyfish we worked like crazy to splash in time for

a weather window that would take us all the way to Nestle

[MUSIC]

with Luckyfish back in the water we felt excited about the adventures that

lay ahead but sad to be saying our goodbyes to new friends we would be

leaving behind

Lew. That's slick.

Jim. Seeing as though you are in the middle of epoxy.

Robert. I like the way you got that set up.

Chris. Yeah. Sangria. She had that in her little....

Malinda. It pays to have paid crew you know.

and Tony. Put it back in the bottle....

Bruce. We smuggled 3,000 bottles of scotch in on the Chinese junk to Tahiti

Tim. In three or four minutes there won't be a piece this big

Gerry. Wee... Mongolian flag.... Ohhh!

[LAUGHS]

Brandon. Hey !!!

and Danielle. I dont think theres any alcohol in that punch

Danny. Go off and try something new

and of course Wayne Brown himself. It's just whether or not you want to be...

And to good buddy Curtis who'd been a massive help

getting back in the water on time and introducing us to the local wildlife so

So, alligator just took off. We came down to look at Danny's proa

and err.. where did it go? Do they come back up again?

he was on a ... it could have been a big turtle... oh yeah fair enough

this is the old river, coming around, through that way

there's a fishing boat just going through the grass over there

that's a weird scene

I assume he's heading towards the bridge he is

all right

There it is. Thats a gator huh. Thats a big splash.

Darn it.

Yeah. That was a big splash.

Yeah. That aint no little turtle.

Geez. I would feel very precarious sitting out there on Danny's net

[LAUGHS]

Something.... there he is. Right there

There is the gator. Right here.

Thats him

the eyes? on the water or what?

You see him out there?

hes just under the bow of that boat...

which boat the proa?

ohhh, the other one. I have gotta come over where you are then mate.

Nahhh. I cant see him eh?

Here is. Over here. Right there.

He's turned around looking at us.

oh I see yeah just below the anchor right Wow he's he's not the big one

right now that's to the little guy there's something else over there too

there might be two of them out there

See. He is there. Yeah. Thats the little one.

don't fall in now. yeah.

imagine if this dock tipped and we just

ended up in the water wouldn't you get out in a hurry with that little guy just

sitting there

it's the bridge closing

Its a beautiful morning. Yeah its a beautiful morning. We left at 5:30 from Labelle

just bumped the bottom of the port engine as we came out of the cut there

but a little bit of brute force and we pushed our way through the silt

Labelle bridge opened for us right on when he clocked on.

We caught him at 6:00

So for once we actually got away and did something on time

There is the next bridge

there's all this beautiful water front homes

5 knots. 4.9.

pretty much every one of them have this little docks, private docks. Right?

Fancy.

Next ones a swingbridge. Is it?

What's the name of it?

The next bridge is Fort Denaud.

It's a swing bridge. It's only got a vertical clearance of 9 feet.

Ooooh yeah. we need it open....

just looking at our wake there you can see in the middle of the river

the waves are moving ahead of the stuff on the edges

Okeechobee, the Lake, they are discharging water so we're getting a nice push

maybe half a knot or so if we stick to the middle of the river

so we'll certainly take advantage of that

what are you doing honey

Sailing to the moon

Its beautiful right?

Suns just coming up

Suns coming up on that side. Moons on this side.

that's a pretty river boat

we cleared customs yesterday we drove to Fort Myers and went to the airport and met

a very friendly customs and immigration official

RADIO Captain you will be clear to pass on the right hand side of the span

once the bridge is fully open

message understood thank you very much

I thank you sir

something I forgot about. Look

It's not 8. Its one hour ahead

it's 7 o'clock. 7 am

we made pretty good progress this morning it's 20 after 9:00 and we're at

Franklin Lock

Another catamaran has joined us. Zaya is up there, ready to tend her lines

ready to drop down. a foot and a half

one and a half feet we going down back to sea-level get a bit of surge in these

locks so pays to hang on to the lines and watch the side of the boat here we

here we are right in the middle of Suburbia

closing the lock gates

getting ready to open the ones on the downstream side

both just surged forward quite steadily

as the downstream lock gates opened

see the water rushing out there now

we're going backwards

Franklin Lock

I'll just change the mooring line over to the other side of the cleat

Now we're going forwards again

Zaya thinks this is all good fun

The boat's still got quite a bit of unfinished work on it

the tools are still out. that is always a bad sign

we've got a few hours now before we

reach the sea out at Sanibel bridge and probably got about six hours or so to

get the sails rigged and bolt a few of the last fittings back on again after

paint and get the boat set up for afternoon of sailing into the night be

able to shake the boat down and the daylight which is great and the weather

just is so favorable for our trip. I will try and run through what's in store over the

next couple of days but the wind looks very favorable for our run southeast

down to Marathon and then we should be in there by noon tomorrow or there

abouts nearly it's opening them up a bit faster now so the water level is almost

reached equilibrium yeah we should get to marathon around noon tomorrow barring

any hitches then the wind looks like it's going to swing in our favor for a

crossing of the Gulfstream to Bimini so if the weather forecast holds we can

leave Marathon about 6:00 a.m. on Sunday morning and make the run across

to Bimini and if the weather's still favourable and we've got daylight we

might continue onto to Nassau we'll play all that by ear generally we just

try make plans for the next leg one step at a time we were just given

instructions to exit the chamber when we're ready so we've just started the

engines and and now motoring out of the lock

arriving at Fort Myers we saw Chris's trimaran and swung by but he was not at home

where are you Chris?

Is it him?

yeah. It is his boat.

Well we just passed Fort Myers and it's so busy it's a Friday I mean don't any of these people work ?

There is so many boats on the water, many powerboats. The bigger they are....

the faster they go it's funny

big fat ones they just power straight past ya, like they've spent their whole life not

caring about other people

They get on the water with all their millions and...

its situation normal for them

but there's a few, I gotta say, in

the mid size range smaller ones don't bother us but the ones in the mid-size range

can pick up quite a trough in their wake. It pitches the boat around

and there is always one or two slow down and I get a big fat wave from us smiles but boy there is

some inconsiderate people out there

Sanibel bridge was fast approaching and beyond that the leg to marathon it was

time to finish the jobs we found a place to anchor away from the wash from other

boats rigged the sails and put the tools away at last

well it's Saturday February the 4th about 9:00 in the morning we had a good

run last night we stopped the boat after transiting down the river

to Sanibel bridge and spent about two hours just rigging

the sails before crossing under the bridge and starting our 120 miles

crossing overnight to Marathon Key and we're approaching marathon key now we're

in very shallow water that 2.1 meters under the keel and we're on the banks

behind the keys picking our way through a couple of parts of shoaling ground not

very familiar with the approach to marathon key we have to pass under the

bridge apparently and then on our left should be Boot Key marina where we will take

on some fuel and overnight and take advantage of this wind that's going to

continue to veer we've been really fortunate with the winds part of the

reason why we left Labelle when we did we saw this weather window opening up

where we'd have a brisk Norwest changing nor'easter norther came through last

night so we had broad reaching conditions initially and fairly light

winds and the nor westerly and then the nor'east filled in at about 22 23

knots and we gave the boat a good shake down flying along at between 6 and 9

knots boat speeds on a beam reach boat behaved beautifully vane steering setup

ran no problems although the ride was a bit noisy and a

bit bumpy at times got us down here really fast we're covered 160 miles or

so from Labelle and did it in under 28 hours that wind is going to continue to

veer tomorrow morning it'll move from the nor east through East and then South

around 6 a.m. tomorrow morning but to confirm that with this morning's weather

forecast the forecast yesterday evening which is just ideal I mean if we can get

a southerly boost along with the Gulf Stream north up to Bimini and that's

textbook crossing of the Gulf Stream so we'll see how that pans out and then

from Bimini we need to get across the Nassau by the 10th meet our first

guests we really couldn't have asked for a better re introduction to sailing and

a good shakedown for Luckyfish

Well the crabpots that everyone warned us about we're really thick as we were warned

all the way from pretty much Sanibel Britain we're still an amongst

them just it's incredible think there's any crabs left I mean they are just simply

everywhere

they didn't prove a problem for our boat we must have run over a few

of them but we didn't get hung up on any of the appendages which is pretty neat

we didn't run the hydro generator last night because of that reason we thought

we might get that thing hooked up in one which would not have been good

so we ran the wind genny instead all night and it did really well I mean we've got both

battery banks topped off this morning it was a very brisk breeze the wind genny was

putting out plenty of power turned it off now the Sun's up and we are just using the

solar panels to keep everything topped off

[MUSIC]

this is Boot Key harbour where we will anchor tonight and get ready to leave in the

morning for Bimini

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