
You already know my voice.
For twenty-five years, I've been telling you to mind the gap on trains across Ireland. This is the same instruction. The gap is just different now.
Mind the Gap is a podcast about the space between what we think we're doing and what we're actually doing. Between intention and impact. Between the behaviour we display and the one we'd choose if we were paying attention. ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementBusinessEducationManagement | |||

You already know the voice. This week, a different kind of gap — the one between the life you're living and the plot you never actually chose.
Michael Comyn draws on psychiatrist Eric Berne's idea of the life script — the unconscious plan for how t... more
The sentence arrives about a second and a half after the remark, and it is always delivered lightly: I'm only joking.
Notice where it sits. It doesn't withdraw what was said — it leaves the remark exactly where it is and changes what you're allowe... more
Last week, Michael Comyn made the case for silence. This week, the exception — because there's a second kind of silence, the sentence that was formed, weighed, and then never said.
Aviation has a name for the conditions that produce it: the author... more
The voice that tells Ireland to mind the gap spent thirty years being trained never to let silence happen. In radio, they call it dead air — eight seconds of quiet and alarms sound in rooms you'll never see.
Then Michael found himself in coaching ... more
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Mind the Gap delivers brief reflections on the hidden gaps between intention and impact, drawing from psychology, philosophy, and everyday life. Episodes repeatedly explore themes like leadership, emotional intelligence, and how presence or silence shapes conversations and decisions. The series often centers on practical wisdom for personal growth and responsible leadership, with a thoughtful, Ireland-informed perspective that can appeal to professionals seeking meaningful, shareable ideas for work and life. A standout aspect is its consistent integration of Stoic ideas with modern workplace and relational dynamics, offering approachable guidance rather than abstract theory.
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