Psychology@Work

Psychology@Work

By Paul BrewertonBusiness
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Psychology@Work episodes

  • S2E1: Building new habits

    Your brain is wired to help you build new habits, and you can build new habits in as little as 30 days, but, it can be tough. Here's 3 super simple ways to do it successfully.

    5 min
  • S1E10: Going slow

    Go slow, take your time, appreciate whatever it is that you’re doing. There are some great reasons to make a habit out of going slow. Four of the best are: give yourself a chance; connect properly; build resilience; and appreciate. In today's podcast episode, we'll go over those four habits so you can finally learn how to go slow. All in under 8 minutes.

    8 min
  • S1E9: Know your strengths

    Everyone is talking about strengths. But how do you find your strengths, so that you can get more from work and life, every day? Here are 5 motivational tips to help you get to know your strengths, all in a handy 8 minute package.

    9 min
  • S1E8: Nailing presenting

    "A topic that's all important, can't escape it, it's gonna get you: nailing presenting ... So just be you - tell your story, your way - and make no excuses for that." Want to hear how to nail presenting in 10 minutes?

    11 min
  • S1E7: Life laundry

    "How you can stay clear, focused and positive, rather than over-busy overwhelmed and conflicted." : life laundry in 3 ways.

    11 min
  • S1E6: Life lessons from the World Cup

    "...so I'm just going with what I've observed on and off the pitch. No more, no less. And how that seems to have been just a little different at this World Cup, than those before..." : 4 life lessons from the World Cup.

    9 min

About Psychology@Work

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Deep dive into strengths-based psychologist and Strengthscope founder, Dr Paul Brewerton's mind for insights on human behaviour in the world of work, helping you get the most from work and from life, every day. A series of bi-weekly podcasts to help you transform your understanding of individuals and how to help them reach their best performance.​

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