There was an incredible response to the episode with Chris hayward last week. I know that Chris was really touched with the response. He’s not on Twitter but I know he was responding to some people on Linkedin last week. Today’s episode is much lighter in tone but it’s fascinating rare opportunity to get a…
WARNING: CONTAINS THEMES OF SUICIDE AND DEPRESSION The Samaritans are available 24 hours a day on 116 123, in the US the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is at 800-273-8255. “I walked up and down Tottenham Court Road looking for a lorry to throw myself under” An episode going deep on mental health today. I chat…
Today’s episode is for anyone who is curious about how human’s tick. Work ultimately is a practice of the brain and how our brain processes and reacts to things is a fascination to me. I have a friend who is studying neuroscience and a couple of years ago at someone’s wedding I was chatting to…
What a truly wonderful conversation you’re about to listen to today. Mo Gawdat is an expert on happiness and today’s episode is a combination of philosophy and science – and it never fails to be stimulating to listen to every step of the way. This podcast used to be about happiness and work culture. And…
Sign up for the Eat Sleep Work Repeat newsletter here. This is a new series of the podcast about the growth of community managers in firms – scroll down for all 4 episodes. Episode 1 looks at why community managers are a topic to watch. That’s a key question, what’s next with work – specifically…
TL;DR key findings of Leesman home working report: people unequivocally feel way more productive at home biggest differentiator between firms is the amount that workers feel connected every age group is happier, some are much happier the least happy are those who use to have private offices the average firm is going to need considerably…
Last year Anne Helen Petersen’s Buzzfeed article about burnout became a viral sensation, spawning a seemingly never-ending wave of ‘Year of Burnout’ headlines. Petersen’s writing triggered such recognition because she rooted it in the ordinary, in everyday experiences that were instantly relatable. She evoked her own life where industrious professional productivity (as a writer) was…
Written for the IBEC’s The Keepwell Summit. It’s hard to believe how far we’ve come in six months but it’s fair to say that many of us are starting to recognise that work won’t ever be the same again. Is that hyperbole? When in survey after survey when workers are asked, more than three-quarters of…
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