Why it is called that
The name means two things, and I mean both.
Wanting to grow is human. Few people open a business, or start a career, hoping to stay exactly as they were on the first day.
And growth is made of humans. Behind a full calendar there is a customer who felt looked after, an employee who was trusted with the follow-up, and an owner who gave a straight answer. The routine work can go to software. The reason someone recommends you still comes from a person.
Growth is also more than a bigger business. It is learning something new, judging better, taking on more, the people you work beside, and the life you are trying to build. Some conversations will be about exactly that, with no business lesson at the end.
We also grow through one another: through someone who takes the time to understand us, a perspective that changes our mind, or a relationship that helps us try something new. I want to make room for those stories here too.
I am an engineer, and I build systems for a living. This show is where I ask what the systems are for.
Who it is for
Owners, managers and practitioners who learn best from how someone else thought it through: people running practices, trades and studios, people building a career, and anyone who wants to grow without losing what makes the work human.