WorkLife Stories by Carmel O' Reilly from School Of WorkLife

You’re Not Generic, So Why Act That Way? Is part of a series of people’s stories of when they received feedback that cut to the chase. Feedback that in their heart of hearts they knew to be true, but yet they stopped short from making the changes needed.

Today's Book Of The Podcast Is: How To Think Like A Great Graphic Designer By Debbie Millman

Everything Is Riding On This … We're Relying On You ... are people’s stories of when they had to deliver the pitch of their life, when their worklives, and their future depended on it. When the stakes were high, and there was a lot to win or to lose …

Today's Book of The Podcast Is: Ted Talks By Chris Anderson

Your Inner Saboteurs …are people’s stories of when their inner saboteurs caused problems for them, leading them to get in their own way, and to be their own worst enemy. Stories of when their inner saboteurs prevented them from reaching their potential, resulting in them badly messing up, and at best stopping themselves from having the impact they could have, or at worst derailing their WorkLives…

Today's Book of The Podcast Is: The Actor and the Target By Declan Donnellan

How a disease gave me purpose are people’s stories of how a disease, illness or accident totally altered their lives, how their WorkLife paths were completely taken off track, how they navigated their long road to recovery, and how ultimately they came through the other side with a strong sense of purpose. 

Today's Book Of The Podcast Is: Life Is Good By Bert and John Jacobs

Getting Back To Who I Used To Be … are people’s stories of when they no longer recognised themselves, or when didn’t like who they’d become. Stories of people who had lost their sense of identity, because they’d strayed so far from the person they used to be, and were struggling to get back …

Today's Book Of The Podcast Is: The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho 

Hello My Name is … and  I’m a Recovering Boring Person … are people’s stories of how they turned boring into funny. How adding a touch of humour helped them overcome their awkwardness. Stories of how using the principles of stand-up comedy made them funnier, more interesting and better looking. (Or at least two of the three!).

Today's Book Of The Podcast: Do You Talk Funny by David Nihill

People’s Stories of when they had to deliver bad news and how it went.

Today’s Book of the Podcast is The Power Of A Positive No by William Ury 

People’s stories of how whatever was going on within themselves (their beliefs, their thoughts, their actions) led them to self-sabotaging.

Today’s Book of The Podcast is The Inner Game Of Tennis By Timothy Gallwey 

People’s stories of how they were crushed by feedback, and what they did next.

Today’s Book of the Podcast is The Vocal Arts Workbook: A Practical Course for Developing the Expressive Range of Your Voice by David Carey and Rebecca Clark Carey

I Wish I Hadn’t Said…. are people’s stories of when they’ve regretted something they’d said, feedback they’d given, and how they reacted in the moment to the situation and what they did (if anything) to be able to move forward after at the fact, or what they’d wish they’d done, what they coulda, shoulda, woulda done if only they knew what that was.

Today’s Book of the Podcast is: The One Minute Apology by Ken Blanchard and Margaret McBride