This episode we discover what people are really thinking about us and how this impacts on our behaviour, decisions and mood.

I recorded this outside as that when the inspiration hit so the sound quality is a little different from normal.

This episode takes a seek peek at how to increase your happiness by avoiding something we probably all do. It is a piece of advice taken from the book by Arthur C. Brook and Oprah Winfrey called "Build The Life You Want".

This is a highly useful muscle to develop and continue to flex. Children are masters at it. Find out how you can become more cognitively flexible.

This podcast looks at four simple steps to go through in order to increase the likelihood that our boundaries will be understood and respected by ourselves and others.

To read the full article with "homework" and examples go to emmacrook.com or substack Emma Crook.

This week it is the turn of my monthly newsletter or as I refer to in the recording "bulletin".

There is one word that we can add to that sentence which opens us up to a more productive and motivating response. Listen to the episode to find out what that is.

This episode is about listening. How we do it and the impact of doing it well. See if you can spot the listening traps that you fall into. Mine are 1 and 3!

Without giving too much away, this one is about the questions we ask ourselves. Ok so I've given it away.

In this episode we explore how to get the benefits of gratitude by using negative thinking. I know that sounds counter intuitive but it works. We look at three techniques which William B Irvine talks about in his podcast "The Stoic Path".

This month we have a quote from the poet John Greenleaf Whittier, a tip on how to spring clean the mind and a podcast recommendation: Malcolm Gladwell's Revisionist History.

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