Hosted by Brant Steen · 🇺🇸 us · EN-US · 94 episodes
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Late Morning Coffee explores ideas, reflections, and experiences across work, life, and everything in between. Thought-provoking, concise, and perfect for a late-morning break.
Brant Steen hosts Late Morning Coffee, a education show with 94 episodes published.
There are moments that stay in the back of your mind long after they happen. Sometimes they are not big failures or dramatic turning points. They are quieter realizations about effort, time, and how we show up in the thi
There has been a lot of conversation about what AI might take away from technical work. There has been less discussion about what it might quietly hand back to individuals. This reflection looks at a different possibilit
There is a difference between doing something with intention and simply going through the motions. Over time, that difference can determine whether a habit stays energizing or slowly becomes draining. This reflection loo
Loyalty sounds simple until you look closely at what it actually asks of you. It can build trust and stability, but it can also drift into habit, assumption, or even imbalance. This reflection considers how loyalty plays
Over time, it becomes clear that not all purchases are equal. Some objects fade quickly, while others quietly earn their place by lasting, working well, and becoming familiar. This reflection sits with that difference an
As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in daily life, questions of power, access, and responsibility are becoming harder to ignore. This reflection considers what makes large technologies feel different once th
Some shows take on a weight that goes far beyond their original premise. This reflection considers what happens when a series becomes a cultural event, and how that pressure shapes the way endings are received. It looks
New Year’s resolutions often collapse under their own weight, not because the ideas are bad, but because the framing sets them up to fail. This reflection offers a calmer alternative that treats the new year as a checkpo
Many of the genres that once defined a generation of players have quietly slipped from the spotlight. This reflection considers why some styles of design disappear, what newer formats have carried forward from them, and
Some of the most interesting ideas in business come from models where everyone involved gains something meaningful. This reflection explores what makes those designs so appealing, from early innovations that balanced val
Modern advertising has stopped pretending to be subtle. What once aimed to entertain or persuade now simply surrounds, interrupting more moments and demanding more attention than ever. This reflection looks at how the sh
The idea of scale has a way of reshaping how we see the world. What feels careless or confusing at one level can make perfect sense when you zoom out far enough. This reflection explores how size and scope can alter judg
Simple challenges sometimes leave the strongest impressions. Learning something new, even when it seems trivial, can quietly reshape how we approach effort, patience, and conversation. This reflection looks at how new sk
Some expressions spread so easily that their meaning disappears in the process. This reflection looks at one of those phrases, the kind that slips into everyday conversation and says more about how people feel than they
Small decisions can reveal how we think about progress and discipline. This reflection looks at the shifting layers of logic that appear when we step back from routine, especially when effort meets indulgence. It conside
Sometimes a short phrase can stick in your mind long after it should have faded. This reflection looks at how a few simple sayings can carry surprising weight once you stop to think about them. They raise quiet questions
A reflection on what happens when something once built on creativity and community begins to lose its sense of balance. The conversation looks at how growth, licensing, and corporate pressure can shift the spirit of a ga
Effort is often treated as a guarantee of progress, but sometimes pushing harder only makes things more difficult. This reflection considers the moments when letting go works better than grinding ahead, and how results c
There are times when progress feels scattered and effort starts to blur into motion for its own sake. This reflection looks at the value of stepping back to ask a simple question: what is my job right now? It is a way of
The idea of subscribing to life once sounded like a clever way to make things easier. Over time, it has taken on a different meaning. What began as a promise of simplicity has become something closer to surrender, where
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Late Morning Coffee is hosted by Brant Steen. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 94 episodes.
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