Published Dec 31, 2021

SDS 536: What I Learned in 2021 — with Jon Krohn

Jon Krohn delves into the unexpected productivity perks and burnout challenges of remote work during the pandemic and shares transformative insights from 2021, including the power of consistency, delegation, and social connections, while reflecting on personal growth through his musical and philosophical journeys.
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  • Musical Pursuits

    Jon Krohn shares his journey with music throughout 2021, revealing how his guitar often sat unused, serving more as a background prop than a tool for creativity. He acknowledges this as a deficiency he aims to address, intending to integrate music more actively into his life in 2022. Jon concludes the year by playing his favorite song, "Omi" by the Meat Puppets, a tune that symbolizes the limitless potential within oneself to impact the world 1.

    Well, for much of 2021, I'm embarrassed to say it really was little more than a prop. To cap off the year, I'll end this podcast, however, as I intend to go on in 2022.

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    This musical pursuit reflects his broader goal of turning perceived deficiencies into strengths.

       

    Philosophical Musings

    Jon delves into philosophical reflections that shaped his mindset in 2021, exploring the interplay between emotion and action. He muses on the idea of losing oneself in the process of feeling and doing, suggesting that true understanding comes from action rather than thought 2. This introspection is captured in his poetic expression about formulating infinity within himself, highlighting a journey of self-discovery and emotional depth 3.

    I formulate infinity stored deep inside of me if I had to lose my if I had to touch feelings well, I would lose my soul the way I do.

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    These musings underscore his commitment to personal growth and philosophical exploration.

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