The Architect Speaks

Other Voices: Why This Show Had One Voice for 520 Episodes | Ep 522

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For more than five hundred and twenty episodes, this show has carried one voice. Work that asks you to take down the structure you live inside needs a clean signal. But work built to make itself obsolete cannot leave its coherence living in one person's voice. So there will now be the occasional guest, chosen with care and held to the test the work applies to you: coherence over performance.In this episode: why one voice for so long; the three trades beneath every pattern; what twenty years in the chair showed me about dependency; how guests will be chosen; and a test for the voices already living in your head.Twenty Years in the Chair is out 4 November.

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