🐱 Hollywood has created nearly 500,000 movies.

🐱 It has developed over 10,000 TV shows.

🐱 It has entertained literally billions of people over the years.

🐱 And generated at least $5 trillion in revenue since its inception.

And it did all of this using a remote and hybrid workforce. Even before we had machines on every desk and in every pocket, folks were dreaming, writing and strategizing wherever the heck they wanted. And then coming together to collaborate and create TV and movie magic in person.

Imagine that.

Now imagine someone steeped in Hollywood’s culture creating an app that helps you be more productive and find more fulfillment in your work every day. Meet Steven Puri, an entrepreneur with a background in tech that led him to a career in digital effects that took a left turn into work as a studio exec with DreamWorks and Fox.

You know, the typical path.

His platform, called Sukha (Sanskrit for “the good place”), is like a breath of fresh air for folks trying to make the remote/hybrid thing work in a distraction filled universe. It helps you focus, find your vibe with the right music and uses AI to offer personalized work recommendations based on your habits and patterns. It does a whole bunch of other cools stuff too.

Steven and I also dug into the importance of great leadership as teams navigate this nutty world that literally no one has a firm grasp on, despite all the pontificating we see on LinkedIn and elsewhere.

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Let the desuckifying begin.

You can follow Steven on LinkedIn. And check out Sukha’s site at thesukha.co. Your blood pressure will drop 10 points just by visiting.

If you enjoyed the conversation and would like to help your teams bring their absolute best to work, I invite you to schedule a free half-hour discovery session. Type “meow” in the calendar invite and I’ll also send you a free DesuckifyWork® t-shirt!

Bye, everyone!

Bonus question from Steven to our audience:What is the thing that you on your deathbed will be very proud that you've done? And if you haven't done it, why not?

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