By Shubham Baid
The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.
Leadership as a journey can become extraordinarily challenging, especially for women leaders. Women have broken the glass ceiling, and carved career paths in industries and fields that were mostly dominated by men. This journey displays their persistence and willingness to bring change for a better tomorrow, while inspiring others every day. In this episode, we will learn from the extra-ordinary journeys of women leaders who have inspired, and positively changed many lives, while also understanding how they take care of their mental health.
Disclaimer:
Mental Health Support: https://student.unsw.edu.au/mental-health-support
Urgent Support: https://student.unsw.edu.au/counselling/247
In the quest of achieving more, failing, and going beyond, we often do not realize how our mental health gets affected. Burnouts are more common than we think, and it is not just at the workplace that people suffer from it, it is everywhere. However, the symptoms of burnout and depression can often be misunderstood, therefore, it is important to not self-diagnose, but reach out for professional help and take a step towards your own wellbeing.
Disclaimer:
Mental Health Support: https://student.unsw.edu.au/mental-health-support
Urgent Support: https://student.unsw.edu.au/counselling/247
The human brain is a complex network of thoughts that can often be misunderstood, not just by others, but also by ourselves. As humans, we are susceptible to self-doubt in situations that appear to be insurmountable, but what happens when this situation persists, not outside, but in our thoughts? We feel like imposters, not worthy of what we have, or not competent enough to do something. If not all, many of us may feel this way or may have felt this way in the past. Imposter syndrome can be experienced by anyone, hence it is important to spread awareness around it.
Disclaimer:
Mental Health Support: https://student.unsw.edu.au/mental-health-support
Leadership as a journey can become extraordinarily challenging, especially for women leaders. Women have broken the glass ceiling, and carved career paths in industries and fields that were mostly dominated by men. This journey displays their persistence and willingness to bring change for a better tomorrow, while inspiring others every day. In this episode, we will learn from the extra-ordinary journeys of women leaders who have inspired, and positively changed many lives, while also understanding how they take care of their mental health.
Disclaimer:
Mental Health Support: https://student.unsw.edu.au/mental-health-support
Urgent Support: https://student.unsw.edu.au/counselling/247
As students, it can often be extremely disheartening applying for internships, casual, or full-time roles. Some may be lucky to quickly get through the interview processes, while for most, they receive an email saying ‘unfortunately your application could not proceed to the next stage’. This episode will talk about how one can build resilience when applying for different roles and what one can do to not lose hope in the face of rejections.
Disclaimer:
Mental Health Support: https://student.unsw.edu.au/mental-health-support
We often hear and read about leaders that positively changed the world through a few small decisions that had a ripple effect. As we sit here today wondering, what can be done, what goes on in their mind, or how to think like them, we often forget that these people are not super humans, but the ones who took the initiative to make others extra-ordinary in their own way. Who are these people and how do they do things without their mental health being affected, or does it get affected? This episode talks about inclusive leaders and their mental health journey.
Disclaimer:
Mental Health Support: https://student.unsw.edu.au/mental-health-support
The human brain is a complex network of thoughts that can often be misunderstood, not just by others, but also by ourselves. As humans, we are susceptible to self-doubt in situations that appear to be insurmountable, but what happens when this situation persists, not outside, but in our thoughts? We feel like imposters, not worthy of what we have, or not competent enough to do something. If not all, many of us may feel this way or may have felt this way in the past. Imposter syndrome can be experienced by anyone, hence it is important to spread awareness around it.
Disclaimer:
Mental Health Support: https://student.unsw.edu.au/mental-health-support
The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.