Your Thoughts at Work: Finding Wisdom Within

Your Thoughts at Work: Finding Wisdom Within

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Your Thoughts at Work: Finding Wisdom Within episodes

  • Episode 9: I’m Responsible for My Employee’s Well Being
    How can business leaders balance the needs of their company, themselves, and their workers? When it comes to feelings, we often hear, and understand the side of the employee. But what many do not realize is that being an employer, especially one who cares about their staff, can carry its own burden of stress. In […]
    36 min
  • Episode 8 – They Choose Comfort over Change
    What do you do when you’re trying to do work that matters but the world doesn’t seem ready for it? In this episode, we hear the frustration of Lorraine Smith, an environmental leader and disruptor who grapples with the belief that people are choosing comfort over change. Her initial helplessness becomes clarity as she travels […]
    52 min
  • Episode 7: Nobody Really Wants It
    How do you feel when you pour your heart into building something new… and don’t get the response that you were hoping for?   That’s what happened to Claire. She’s a successful CEO whose company is launching an app that she truly believes in. She uses it and loves it. But when she looks to […]
    30 min
  • Episode 6: I Want Them To Allow Me to Work Remotely
    This episode explores a conundrum common to our modern times – what to do when your employer wants you in the office, but you want to work from home. My guest “Britt” received a job offer that could require her not only to move to a new city, but to work in the office instead […]
    26 min
  • Episode 5: Work is Torture
    Have you ever had that “ugh” feeling on a Monday morning? Jessica, my most recent guest, regularly experienced it, to an extreme degree. It really felt to her like work was torture. Together we investigated where this belief originated, noticed how it affected her mood and her body, and looked at how her experience would […]
    32 min
  • Work is Torture
    Have you ever had that “ugh” feeling on a Monday morning? Jessica, my most recent guest, regularly experienced it, to an extreme degree. It really felt to her like work was torture. Together we investigated where this belief originated, noticed how it affected her mood and her body, and looked at how her experience would […]
    32 min
  • Episode 4: No value without a professional identity
    Measuring yourself by your professional worth can be incredibly stressful, especially when you aren’t sure if you want to remain on your current career path. Who are you if you do not have a professional identity to hang on to? This is the question that Mabel was struggling with, as she contemplated change in her […]
    41 min
  • No value without a professional identity
    Measuring yourself by your professional worth can be incredibly stressful, especially when you aren’t sure if you want to remain on your current career path. Who are you if you do not have a professional identity to hang on to? This is the question that Mabel was struggling with, as she contemplated change in her […]
    41 min
  • Episode 3: I’m in trouble
    Has anyone ever complained about you or your job performance? In today’s episode, our guest “Cassandra” shares the hurt and anger she felt being on the receiving end of a complaint at work. Listen along as she experiences the transformation from painful defense and fear, to an appreciation of herself, the complaint and even the […]
    39 min
  • I’m In Trouble
    Has anyone ever complained about you or your job performance? In today’s episode, our guest “Cassandra” shares the hurt and anger she felt being on the receiving end of a complaint at work. Listen along as she experiences the transformation from painful defense and fear, to an appreciation of herself, the complaint and even the […]
    39 min

About Your Thoughts at Work: Finding Wisdom Within

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What if frustration, conflict, and burnout in the professional world weren’t caused by external circumstances, but by stressful thoughts?