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Reasonable Adventurer's Show

Reasonable Adventurer's Show

By: Colin Jones
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 The Reasonable Adventurer is a graduate capable of creating opportunities for satisfaction. Be that professionally, socially or just in your family life. Graduation can be from any form of school, including the school of hard knocks. Our focus is entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship education and learning. Economics
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  • Episode 115 - Balancing the Simple and the Complex

    Episode 115 - Balancing the Simple and the Complex
    Nov 2 2025

    Join me for Episode 121 of the Reasonable Adventurer show, where we bring together Dan Sullivan's 4C C's formula and Eitenne and Beverly Wenger-Trayner's approach to Systems Convening. Check out the links below to both resources.

    Systems Convening: https://www.wenger-trayner.com/systems-convening-book/

    Podcast featuring Dan Sullivan: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/skool-stories/id1727633476?i=1000674290560

    Email Col with feedback/suggestions: colindavidjones28@gmail.com
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    31 mins
  • Episode 120 - Listening to the Soul

    Episode 120 - Listening to the Soul
    Oct 27 2025

    Join me for Episode 120 of the Reasonable Adventurer show, where we connect to the most recent ideas of James Hollis. If you have ever had that feeling that there is something in your head/heart, trying to tell you something, your going to want to listen in to the show.
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    16 mins
  • Episode 119: Developing Models of the World

    Episode 119: Developing Models of the World
    Oct 11 2025

    Ever wonder how you develop mental models of the world? Join us for Episode 119 of the Reasonable Adventurer to explore this question from the perspective of Jeff Hawkins work on the Thousands Brain idea.
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    20 mins
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