Teaser for the forth coming 3reate podcast. Comming February 2024.

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In this episode we discuss the 3reate Manifesto and the why behind 3reate.

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In this episode we discuss the what behind 3reate.

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Nathan Fu is a Technologist currently working on trying to get a home constructed in Puerto Rico, learning Spanish, taking classes to become a journeyman electrician in Puerto Rico, building a prototype for a low cost transcranial direct current stimulation device- tDCS, and HumanDX.

This free-flowing conversation explores the creative process, emphasizing the importance of curiosity, perseverance, embracing failure, and open discourse. The hosts discuss microgrid technology in Puerto Rico and its challenges, AI's growing energy consumption, and the parallels between art, science, and technology. They debate the importance of intentionality in creativity and criticize the suppression of public discourse due to fear of backlash. The conversation touches on neuroplasticity, the benefits of sleep tracking, and the potential of open-source technology.

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Shannon is a Principal at CEI Ventures, a strategic venture capital firm that was founded in 1994 to mobilize private capital markets while advancing social goals. Shannon is also part of Primary Venture Partners Expert network where she provides strategic advice and guidance to founders and operators within the Primary portfolio and broader network. In addition, she serves as a mentor at the Roux Institute at Northeastern University for startups in the Healthcare Founder Residency Accelerator Program.

With over 5 years of experience in Research & Development, spanning both bench and pharmaceutical clinical research, Shannon specialized in T1D, age-related chronic kidney and cardiovascular disease, lifespan studies, and oncology diagnostics. Shannon's professional journey transitioned from a research-focused background to diverse roles in growth strategy. Her expertise encompasses business and corporate development, strategic partnerships, product management, alliance management, consulting, and venture capital. Throughout her career, she has worked with reputable organizations, including but not limited to The Jackson Laboratory, Johnson & Johnson, Excell Partners, and Quest Diagnostics. Her extensive portfolio includes assessing innovative businesses and products across diverse industries, such as healthcare, life sciences, technology, software, AI, ML, data analytics, clean energy, and more. Shannon holds an M.S. in Service, Leadership, and Innovation; Entrepreneurship (2016) and a B.S. in Biotechnology (2010) from Rochester Institute of Technology. She is currently completing a Certificate in Analytics from The Roux Institute at Northeastern University (May 2024) Shannon can be reached at shannon.bean@ceiventures.com or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/sbean20/ Read what Shannon's reading: Think Remarkable by Guy Kawasaki

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Christine Nguyen, VP of Operations at Essance Skincare, discusses the evolving job market and the importance of creativity in navigating it. Christine, drawing from her decade-long HR experiences with building high-performing teams for startups and Fortune 500 companies, highlights the increasing use of AI in filtering job applications, cautioning both companies and candidates about potential pitfalls. She provides invaluable advice for job seekers, emphasizing the need for genuine research, thoughtful communication, and personalized follow-ups. She also advocates for a shift in hiring practices towards valuing potential over experience, encouraging companies to take calculated risks and nurture a culture of learning. The conversation underscores the significance of mentorship, feedback, and constant growth, both as an individual and as a leader, likening consistent one-on-one meetings to a healthy gym routine. Christine's own career transition to a values-aligned company focusing on sustainable skincare serves as an inspiring example for listeners to consider their own career paths and make choices that resonate with their personal beliefs.

About Christine: Christine has built high-performing teams for startups and Fortune 500 companies, specializing in HR and recruitment. Now, as VP of Operations at Essance Skincare, Christine focuses on sustainable and innovative beauty initiatives, blending eco-conscious practices with operational excellence.

Read what Christine’s reading: Crucial Conversations by Joseph Grenny, Kerry Patterson, Ron McMillan, Al Switzler and Emily Gregory

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Michelle Plante is a dedicated member of the Wellness Tourism Association and the Transformation Travel Council. She founded Michelle Plante Travels which organizes alcohol-free group trips for women. As lifelong learner and lover of new adventures; her passion for travel started early in her childhood living and traveling abroad in multiple countries. Michelle is passionate about creating experiences that blend luxury, adventure, and wellness to achieve the ultimate transformation. You can join her in Costa Rica in January 2025 and/or India in March 2025.

In this conversation, Michelle, discusses five and a half years of sobriety and exploring the transformative power of intentional living. She discusses her journey to sobriety, the evolving nature of friendships, and the toxicity of social media's influence on relationships. Michelle advocates for deep, meaningful connections and challenges the glorification of solo travel, emphasizing the strength found in female companionship. She shares her passion for sober travel, describing her company's mission to create fun, supportive experiences for women seeking personal growth and adventure without the presence of alcohol. The episode encourages listeners to examine their relationship with alcohol, embrace discomfort, and prioritize meaningful interactions in their lives.

The episode discuss abstinence from alcohol and the benefits of sobriety in depth, this isn’t an episode focused on getting sober. For folks in the United States, you can get advice for free from the National Drug Helpline at 844-289-0879 or drughelpline.org.

Travel with Michelle: michelleplante.com

Read what Michelle’s reading: Man's Search for Meaning, by Viktor E. Frankl Can't Hurt Me, by David Goggins

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This episode offers an informal conversation between Andrew and Nathan, revealing their perspectives on the tech industry and their individual projects. They critique the overemphasis on engagement metrics, arguing that capturing attention shouldn't be the primary goal of a product. They also discuss the complexities of addressing societal problems like climate change and the challenges of personal responsibility. The episode further delves into their current projects, with Andrew struggling to release his contextual audio search app due to dependency hell and Apple's strict policies. Nathan shares his learnings from a neuromodulation conference and his progress on developing a non-invasive brain stimulation helmet. Their conversation emphasizes the importance of transparency, owning infrastructure for AI development, and staying focused on delivering real value. Support the pod: https://ko-fi.com/3reate or https://patreon.com/3reate