Behavioral Insights Podcast

In this episode, I talk about Authoritan Ethics and humanistic Ethics based on Fromm's work. I spend more time on the former. It's to help you understand our current environment with some perspectives you might find helpful or maybe threatening.

After returning after some much needed time off, I share my thoughts on the current state of affairs and how it relates to conceptual thinking.

Conceptual thinking is our personal belief system created in our minds and how we use it to approach people, things, and systems in the world.

In this episode, I discuss some thoughts on COVID19. What is happening to our country and why you should be concerned.

In this episode, I talk about the power of the story. We are all living a story. Is your story worth reading? What makes a good story?

In this episode, I discuss the 3 ways in which we communicate. Attitude, Gestures, and Words.

In this episode, you'll experience a debriefing I recently did with a future thinker. Listen in as I explain this brain to the brain it belongs to. The client's voice has been disguised and it has been edited down from 90 minutes to about 20.

In this episode, I give you a short window into a debriefing I had a few days ago. What happens when you have negative feelings about yourself and your work with an exaggerated need to be in the future?

This is edited down and only a glimpse but you'll get the picture. The client's voice is disguised.

In this episode, I open with a little 2020 surprise and then discuss the reliability of assessing and how it relates to predicting "personal performance" in the workplace or in a relationship.

In this episode, I share the 9 human responsibilities that can help ensure healthy outcomes for those under your care or tutelage. Whether you're a parent or a manager or leader, these will help you be it better.

In this episode, I discuss how regulated, religious, traditional, and systemic thinking patterns work and how we view the world depending on where we are within this framework.