Afleveringen
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Welcome to today’s episode, where we dive deep into the illusion of constant change. While we’re often told that everything is evolving rapidly, my article explores the surprising continuity in management science and technology. From 1919 to today, we’ve been recycling old ideas under new names. Join us as we question whether true progress is really happening, or if we're just reinventing the wheel.
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In this episode, I’ll be sharing what I learned on my unexpected adventure at ÎleSoniq, Canada’s largest electronic dance music festival. Join me as I reflect on the vibrant atmosphere, the eclectic fashion, and what I believe are valuable life lessons learned from this unforgettable experience that can be used at home and at work.
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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This week, I dive into a LinkedIn post that upset me more than expected. A CISO joked about his wife clicking on phishing emails, and while many found it humorous, it upset me more than it probably should have. Phishing is no joke, unfortunately. But, there are ways to take phishing seriously, while being supportive. Personally, I think it should be treated like workplace health & safety: through education, progressive help, and accountability.
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In this episode, I reflect on the journey to completing a significant academic milestone, highlighting the crucial roles that my support system played. From the encouragers who kept me going, to the challengers who pushed me to improve, and the experts who shared their knowledge – each was vital. We discuss how people power everything, both personally and professionally. Tune in for insights on the power of collaboration and perseverance.
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I was complimented by a friend about being a ray of light. In truth, she was a much bigger one and inspired me to encourage you to do the same, and talk about it a bit.
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In this episode, we explore the vital role of relationships in enhancing well-being and happiness. Drawing insights from the Harvard Study of Adult Development and research by Simon, Judge, and Halvorsen-Ganepola, we discuss how strong connections with coworkers and friends boost life satisfaction. We also share personal anecdotes and practical advice on staying connected, highlighting the power of relationships in fostering a fulfilling life. Don't be afraid to reach out and say hi. You will thank yourself for making the effort and the other person will thank you for taking the time.
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In this episode, we explore the concept of potential energy in both physical and work contexts. By drawing parallels between a bike ride and professional development, we discuss how efforts invested in learning and skill-building create future benefits. We also highlight the importance of sharing knowledge and the lasting impact of educational efforts. Tune in to discover how potential energy powers personal and professional growth.
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Welcome to the People Power Everything Podcast! This weekend’s British Grand Prix was nothing short of thrilling, and it inspired me immensely. While I won't spoil the details, it got me thinking about the essence of competition and self-improvement. Inspired by this and Maya Angelou’s “Still I Rise,” we’ll explore resilience, equality, and the drive to be better. Let’s rise together!
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Take a break and listen to this! In this episode, we explore the importance of taking breaks to boost productivity and well-being. Discover how short, frequent breaks can improve focus, reduce stress, and prevent burnout. We share practical tips and scientific insights, including the benefits of vacations and sabbaticals. Tune in to learn how to incorporate effective breaks into your daily routine and achieve a more balanced, fulfilling life.
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I am having a hard time finding focus these days and it's fucking annoying, distracting even. Argh, I am even losing it in my desire to focus. Bleh. This is my short rant and some tips that I am trying to figure it out.
Have a great day. I hope you find your focus easier than I am these days.
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Exploring the double-edged sword of potential - the blessings of self-belief fueling ambition, yet the burdens of self-imposed expectations. From leadership programs to career risks, potential propels us forward but also breeds guilt over unfulfilled possibilities. This introspective journey grapples with finding balance between maximizing potential and self-compassion, savoring life's simple joys.
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Let's Go! It's time to start the new adventure!
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In this episode, I share some of my emotional journey of resigning from my job to pursue my graduate studies. Reflecting on the close-knit, supportive team that embodies the spirit of my late friend Joseph, I discuss the importance of trust, empathy, and honest conversations in the workplace. Join me as I embark on a new chapter, embracing opportunities with courage and gratitude.
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In this episode, we discuss stepping out of comfort zones, the value of constructive feedback, and techniques for giving and receiving comments without judgment. Sharing personal experiences from a recent conference talk, we explore practical tips on communication, the importance of pausing to reflect, and how feedback can enhance personal growth and professional relationships. Join us to learn how feedback can be a powerful tool for improvement.
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This week's reflection delves into autonomy and the power of choice. Exploring self-determination theory, Viktor Frankl's quote, and Daniel Kahneman's insights, we uncover strategies for mindful decision-making. From mindfulness practice to reflective journaling, we learn to harness the space between stimulus and response. Embracing autonomy at work fosters employee well-being and productivity. Ultimately, understanding our responses to stimuli leads to intentional living and enriched human connections.
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In this podcast episode, a conversation with a friend about changing financial advisors prompts reflection on the effectiveness of punishment as a retention strategy. Drawing from Machiavelli's "The Prince" and Sun Tzu's "The Art of War," the discussion explores the psychology of motivation and the balance between fear and reward. Ultimately, it advocates for fostering intrinsic motivation and creating supportive environments to empower individuals.
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In this episode, we delve into the depths of burnout, exploring its multifaceted nature and unveiling strategies to conquer it. Drawing insights from scientific research and personal anecdotes, we dissect the emotional, physical, and mental components of burnout and offer practical solutions for individuals and workplaces. Join us on this journey towards resilience and well-being.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/you-can-conquer-burnout/
Canadian Centre for Addiction and Mental Health CAMH
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Reflecting on everyday stress, I value the support of social circles for mental well-being. In "Live to 100 with Blue Zones explorer Dan Buettner," behaviors of long-living people are explored. Key insights: lunch with loved ones reduces stress and fosters connection; changing environment over behavior promotes positive changes. Root causes, not just symptoms, are vital in mental health at work. Close-knit teams foster lasting bonds, exemplifying how people power everything.
Live to 100 with Blue Zones explorer Dan Buettner
The Year Without Pants: Wordpress and The Future of Work by Scott Berkhun
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In this podcast, we challenge the conventional wisdom of hiring for 'cultural fit.' Exploring the benefits of diversity, we discuss how embracing 'culture add' can foster innovation and growth. Join us as we redefine hiring practices and cultivate inclusive environments where everyone's unique perspective is valued.
Forbes article that is the basis of the episode: Is Culture-Fit Overrated?
An article I wrote called Being Subversive
This is what Mark Rober calls “The Super Mario Effect”.
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In this podcast, we explore the power of relationships in personal and professional life. From childhood experiences to workplace dynamics, we delve into the impact of meaningful connections. Join us as we discuss strategies for fostering open dialogue and building strong, lasting bonds.
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