WorkLife Stories by Carmel O' Reilly from School Of WorkLife

New Years Eve Tales: Stories of acts of Kindness That Led to Building a Community of Caring and Connectivity & The Book Wisdom Book Club By Carmel O’ Reilly

This Week's Book of The Podcast is:  The Inner Game of Tennis by Timothy Gallwey

The Ghosts of Christmas Present, Future, and Past and an Alternative Timeline

This Week's Book of The Podcast is: An Astronaut’s Guide to Life On Earth Life Lessons from Space by Chris Hadfield & Endurance: A Year In Space A Lifetime of Discovery by Scott Kelly

What Are You Going To Be When You Grow Up or Maybe a Better Question Who Are You Going To Be At Your Next WorkLife Stage? By Carmel O’ Reilly

This Week's Book of The Podcast is: Pygmalion By George Bernhard Shaw

Be Grateful to the Naysayers, Allow Them to Motivate You, to Prove Them Wrong, When They Say Something Can’t Be Done, By Carmel O’ Reilly

This Week's Book of The Podcast is: Unstoppable: My Life So Far, by Maria Sharapova

I Knew I Was Having an Identity Crisis When I Realised I Had Become Two Different People, By Carmel O’ Reilly

This Week's Book of The Podcast is: Beautiful People by Simon Doonan

Acts of kindness and generosity in times of crisis are transformational, not just for you as the agent, but also for everyone around you. Because they can cause the domino effect, that can lead to in the moment pivots, that make a real and meaningful difference to people’s WorkLives and well-being, while bringing individuals and communities together.

This Week's Book of The Podcast is: For The Love Of Money by Sam Polk Artist/Guest

What's Standing In The Way Of Your Happy Ever After By Carmel O’ Reilly

This Week's Book of The Podcast is: The Road Less Travelled by M. Scott Peck. 

This Is The Way It’s Always Been Done … are people’s stories of when they wanted to do things differently, not necessarily because they thought there was anything wrong with the way things had always been done, but because they wanted to try new and different ways of doing things, because they believed there are new and different ways of doing things. They believed that the way of always doing things, while good for many people and situations isn’t necessarily good for all people or all situations. They believed in exploring and trying out new ways of doing things, and importantly they believed in choice. They believed in the freedom of choice to give people their best way of doing what they wanted and needed to do.

This Week's Book of The Podcast is: Born Standing Up: A Comic’s Life by Steve Martin

Knowing When To Say No More I’ve Had Enough and Calling It Quits By  Carmel O’ Reilly

This Week's Book of The Podcast is: What I Talk About When I Talk About Running by Haruki Murakami. 

When You Know You Have To Fire Your Client, Your Collaborator or Your Colleague From Your WorkLife To Save Your Sanity By  Carmel O’ Reilly

This Week's Book of The Podcast is:  Small is the New Big by Seth Godin