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Working alone: hobnobs & hummus | with Rebecca Seal


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Today's show features journalist, TV presenter and author Rebecca Seal discussing her recent book, Solo: How To Work Alone (and Not Lose Your Mind). It's a discussion of two halves, where Chris and Ian first explore the process of researching and writing the book with Rebecca, then the impact of the pandemic on solo working. James returns from his Cumbrian adventures for a long overdue PinderPonder

We can think about 'solo' in terms of work (how you earn a living) and working (when you're working away from other people). Whilst Rebecca's tribe are soloists in the work sense, much of the book's research and advice has huge relevance to working  for all of us, especially post-COVID, including (but not limited to) personal performance, purpose, motivation, resilience and recovery.

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Learn more💡🤓

  • Rebecca Seal's website
  • Buy Solo: How to Work Alone (and Not Lose Your Mind)
  • The Solo Collective Podcast

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Workplace GeeksBy Chris Moriarty and Ian Ellison