People and relationships, answered
Conversations about how people think and relate, from therapists, coaches and researchers. Educational rather than clinical, and no substitute for talking to someone who knows you.
5 psychology questions answered
How do you speak up in meetings when you need time to think?
Kim Meninger and coach Salvatore Manzi on contributing earlier in meetings, organizing thoughts under pressure, and using simple frameworks.
Answered on The Impostor Syndrome Files
How do you stop replaying a difficult conversation in your head?
Tim Newman of Speaking With Confidence shares a four-step reset after a hard conversation: move 20 minutes, test for rumination, write it down.
Answered on Speaking With Confidence
Can you burn out at a good job?
Burnout expert Cait Donovan of FRIED on why good people burn out in good workplaces, and why match or mismatch beats asking whose fault it is.
Answered on FRIED. The Burnout Podcast
How do you repair a relationship with your adult child after a fight?
Coach Tina Gosney on repairing a strained relationship with an adult child: reach out first, own your impact without guilt, rebuild trust.
Answered on Coaching Your Family Relationships
How do you disagree with someone without it turning into a fight?
Behavioral Grooves hosts talk with Harvard professor Julia Minson about naive realism, receptiveness, and asking better questions in a disagreement.
Answered on Behavioral Grooves Podcast