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This is Eat, Sleep, Work, Repeat. It's a podcast about workplace culture.

Hello, I'm Bruce Daisley.

I've put a massive news section up on my website about the podcast.

I went through 200 episodes that I've done in the past and I've put them into themes, this sport, business case studies, psychology,

inspiration, the basics of culture. And I've put a whole playlist up around today's topic

of mattering. It's funny how books come in bursts. I'm very

fortunate that I get a sent a lot of workplace books. It's a lovely gift and to ensure that I don't

take it for granted, I make sure I read all of them. And you get a lot of sort of trends.

I've had a lot of AI ones sent to me this year. And I've got to be honest, if you think

about the mechanics of publishing, to publish a book, you have to have finished writing it

about 12 months before. And the field of AI is moving so quickly that I think you could probably

learn more about AI by listening to podcasts, specialising in it,

or even by asking chat GPT to teach you. And today's book is slightly related to some other

books I've seen recently on a similar theme, but it's by far the most powerful book that I've

read recently. It's called The Power of Mattering by Zach Mercurio.

There's two pieces of data that I come back to time and time again, both from the Gallup workplace

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