Jordan Homer & Bryan Lee

The Quality Varies

Jordan Homer & Bryan Lee

  • 27: What I Do Matters

27: What I Do Matters

Monday 31st January 2022

Steven discusses his journey from programming to opticalist, personal growth, storytelling, and more on this episode of 'The Quality Varies'.
74 minutes
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Steven's Journey: From Coding to Opticalist and Beyond

I've got enough problems in my own personal life that I'm not super worried about the world itself at the moment, like my own life has enough things to fix right now. You know, I don't have to think about being a beacon.
What happens when you mix programming, optical work, and a love for fiction writing? You get Steven's unique journey, shared in this episode of 'The Quality Varies'. Steven joins hosts Jordan Homer and Bryan Lee to reflect on the life lessons he's gathered over the years and the ripple effect our actions have on those around us. Starting with his shift from studying programming to becoming an opticalist, Steven dives into the importance of personal growth and self-discovery.
He also opens up about his passion for storytelling, using fiction to shed light on human flaws and weaknesses. The conversation takes a physical turn as they discuss the mental and physical demands of preparing for an Ironman race, and the camaraderie found in mud runs and pickleball games. Steven doesn't shy away from sharing his personal struggles, offering a raw look at how they've shaped his worldview.
Wrapping up, they touch on a photo project Steven participated in, highlighting the significance of being a guiding light for others. This episode offers a rich blend of personal anecdotes and broader insights, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in personal growth, resilience, and the impact we have on each other.