Sheila Singam joins us for the last Monday of the month to run through lessons she discussed over the course of 2019, and how you can use those learnings to love what you do - and get your employees to love what they do, too - in 2020.

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It’s easy to feel like transformation is hard to achieve, or some miracle of life like a caterpillar metamorphosing into a butterfly. But it turns out that metamorphosis isn’t as difficult - or as clear cut - as the analogy usually suggests. Hetal Doshi, organisational psychologist, joins us for the second of twelve shows all about “The Butterfly Effect”; today she discusses how leaders create madness during organisational transformation. 

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With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, author Jennifer Petriglieri shares lessons from her book, “Couples That Work: How Dual-Career Couples Can Thrive In Love And Work”, about how dual-career couples can deal with the three main transition periods in their relationship.

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, author Jennifer Petriglieri shares lessons from her book, “Couples That Work: How Dual-Career Couples Can Thrive In Love And Work”, about how dual-career couples can deal with the three main transition periods in their relationship.

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Work life can already be stressful, but it’s even worse if your personal values do not align with your organisation’s. Nigesh Armon helps us define and determine what values are, how we can identify our own, and how we can reconcile them with our organisation’s values to promote greater alignment.

Work life can already be stressful, but it’s even worse if your personal values do not align with your organisation’s. Nigesh Armon helps us define and determine what values are, how we can identify our own, and how we can reconcile them with our organisation’s values to promote greater alignment.

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It’s easy to feel like transformation is hard to achieve, or some miracle of life like a caterpillar metamorphosing into a butterfly. But it turns out that metamorphosis isn’t as difficult - or as clear cut - as the analogy usually suggests. Hetal Doshi, organisational psychologist, joins us for the first of twelve shows all about “The Butterfly Effect” of organisational transformation.

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How much can you learn about the world and yourself in just a minute a day? Turns out, quite a bit - vlogger and author Nas Daily is known for creating 1 minute videos daily about his life and travels. He shares his unique viewpoint of the world and its issues, why he jumped into daily vlogging, and how he wants to make the world a better place one minute at a time.

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At all ages, we learn from our past experiences (both positive and negative) and learn from it in order to be a better person. However, it is the early success that tends to help us in terms of our self-esteem and confidence. On the first Monday of the year, Leaderonomics is back in the studio, with Sarah Waheeda sharing how your initial successes pave the way for future brilliance.

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Valsala Krishnan, CEO of Globetrotter Consultancy, discusses how your Spirit, Intellect, Emotions, and Physical Senses - otherwise known as the SIEP principle - can assist you in lessening your stress levels and improving your emotional intelligence.