Co-host Georgie-Ann Getton chats with AI Strategist Natarsha Wright to discuss cutting through the AI noise, building smarter systems, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance in a fast-evolving tech landscape.

Together, they delve into what it truly means to define personal freedom and success, the realities of building income streams, the power of nurturing adult curiosity, and how to safely adopt AI without fear.

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Programs & Organizations:

• Goldman Sachs 1 Million Black Women Program
• Lovable (Vibe Coding Platform)
• Amazon AWS

Media & Key References:

• Rachel Rodgers (Video mentioned regarding technological evolution and labor)

• (00:00) - Introduction & Childlike Mindset
• (00:28) - Meet Natasha Wright: AI Strategist
• (01:24) - Icebreaker: Last Meal Choice
• (03:31) - What "We Should Talk" is About
• (04:16) - How Georgie-Ann and Natasha First Met
• (05:45) - Building an AI App at the Hackathon
• (07:50) - What Inspired Natasha's AI Readiness App
• (11:08) - Pitching to AWS and Feedback
• (12:27) - Feeding Your Curiosity and Adult Play
• (14:36) - Natasha’s Background and Shift to AI Training
• (17:58) - Facing Job Uncertainty & Future-Proofing
• (22:23) - Navigating AI Noise to Help Others
• (23:53) - How Many Income Streams Do You Really Need?
• (27:00) - The Reality of Sacrifice and Discipline
• (27:54) - Defining Your "Freedom Number"
• (32:38) - Shifting Money Mindsets and Childlike Faith
• (34:33) - AI, Rest, and Human Limits
• (35:50) - Rapid Fire: Should Everyone Use AI?

Co-host, Georgie-Ann Getton sits down with long-time team member and collaborator Fred Lucca to dive deep into life, career growth, and designing a life that feels good right now…not just 30 years from now when youre ready to retire

In this episode, Fred shares his journey from pitching a hackathon startup as a 15-year-old high school student in southern Brazil to securing international roles in Singapore and eventually earning a full merit-based scholarship in the United States. Together, Georgie-Ann and Fred unpack the Future of Work, treating yourself as your own business, building personal systems, re-framing rejection, and finding active free will in your everyday life.

In this episode, we cover:

➡️ The true reality of the Future of Work and remote international collaboration

➡️ Why age and location are no longer barriers to finding career opportunities

➡️ How to manage yourself like a company using personal CRMs, principles, and goals

➡️ Dealing with rejection: Why "no" is just a comma, not a full stop

➡️ Balancing adaptability, doom scrolling, and routine as a Gen Z vs. Millennial

➡️ Reclaiming free will in your daily life and becoming a tourist in your own city

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  Programs & Institutions Mentioned:
  • StartingBlock: Social impact entrepreneurship leadership program attended by Georgie-Ann.
  • Merit-Based University Scholarship: Full scholarship program in South Carolina that brought Fred to the US.
• Tools & Platforms Mentioned:
  • Notion: Used by Fred to build his quarterly "Plan Page," tracking goals, KPIs, and principles.
  • ClickUp: Mentioned by Georgie-Ann for project management and file tracking.
  • Google Sheets / Excel: Recommended for building a personal CRM and relationship management system.
  • Reddit / LinkedIn / Facebook: Platforms used for finding scholarships, networking, and initial career connections.

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    Wise / PayPal / Cash App / Zelle / Venmo: Payment methods for remote international contract work.

• (00:00) - Cold Open: Never Say No to Yourself
• (00:21) - Welcome to We Should Talk
• (01:56) - Meet Fred: From Brazil to the US
• (02:39) - How a Facebook Post Connected Us
• (04:13) - The Future of Work & Remote Collaboration
• (05:18) - The Hackathon That Started It All
• (06:22) - Cold Emailing a CEO in Singapore at Age 15
• (09:18) - From Volunteer to Paid Intern
• (10:46) - Self-Management & Identifying Gaps
• (13:26) - Manage Yourself Like a Company
• (16:21) - Long-Term Vision & the Scholarship Discovery
• (18:21) - Free Will: Design Your Own Path
• (22:00) - If There's a Will, There's a Way
• (22:29) - Don't Reject Yourself
• (25:20) - Dealing with Rejection & Building Resilience
• (33:14) - Millennials vs Gen Z: The Resilience Gap
• (34:55) - Adaptability, Doomscrolling & Finding Your Routine
• (39:48) - Document Your System & Run Experiments
• (44:45) - Fred's Closing Words: The World Is Full of Opportunities
• (46:38) - Be a Tourist in Your Own City
• (50:23) - Outro

We Should Talk: hot takes! Let’s dive into the viral internet debate over Savannah James and April McDaniel’s work relationship and first-class seating arrangements.

Is it pompous to sit in first class while your longtime friend and business partner sits in business class, or is it completely normal to keep personal finances separate regardless of net worth? Co-hosts Georgie-Ann and Malcolm invite Financial Advisor Tiff to the show to unpack wealth disparities, friendship etiquette, and the internet's reaction to high-net-worth relationships.

• (00:00) - Cold Open
• (00:39) - Welcome to We Should Talk
• (01:04) - Savannah James & April McDaniel Topic
• (01:41) - Georgianne's Take: Savannah Did Nothing Wrong
• (02:00) - Tiffany: Recognizing Your Class in Friendship
• (03:48) - Malcolm's Take: Maintaining Friendships
• (04:26) - The Reality of Billionaire Wealth
• (05:44) - Malkia's Take: People Projecting on Social Media
• (10:11) - Savannah's Role as a Wife & Mother
• (10:55) - People Don't Understand Money
• (11:39) - Final Thoughts
• (14:56) - Outro