Latest recordings
April 19 Pre-release copy of the Clarity Lab Method book reviewed
The NotebookML voices take a look at the review copy submission for Dug's book introducing the Clarity Lab method. The book should be on the shelves soon (crossing fingers and toes)
April 03 The Clarity Lab Method and a case of job dissatisfaction
A user on the r/jobs subreddit asks some tough questions and is finding it hard to know whether or not to quit their job. The ML voices consider how Clarity Lab methods might be helpful in this situation.
March 26 How do Language-Based Analysis and the Tushman Congruence Model intersect?
Some thoughts on methods. This discussion looks at Language-Based Analysis (LBA) and the Tushman Congruence Model. The two ML voices compare the methods, then consider how they might help Clarity Lab Method practitioners.
March 16 Unable to find my path and asking for help
This discussion looks at a Facebook post by a person feeling stuck and asking the world to pick their path for them. The Notebook ML voices explore the post itself, then reflect on how the Clarity Lab method can help people become unstuck.
Episode archive
2025 – March
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Discussing the first draft of the Clarity Lab Method book
NotebookML "deep dive" based on the first draft of the book. We uploaded the section drafts and the two deep...
2025 – January
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Panel discussion: What is the Clarity Lab process?
NotebookML "deep dive" conversation about the Clarity Lab Method and how it builds on existing design thinking and change frameworks....
2024 – August
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How vision and clarity connect via the methods
This is a NotebookML simulated podcast (the voices are AI). The conversation explores the connection between Clarity Lab Methods and...
What do others say about their Clarity Lab experience?
I was stuck in an endless loop, questioning past decisions and second-guessing my moves. It was completely paralysing – both in making new choices and in feeling confident about my life’s direction. The Checkpoint session at Clarity Lab helped me get off that track. In just one conversation, I went from ruminating on the past to seeing the potential for change. I did come away with clarity, a lot of relief, and the ability to pivot towards what really matters to me. If you feel stuck, don’t hesitate – this process works.
— Doug S.,
University Lecturer
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