Explore what it is to be human and how to fulfil your potential. Australian psychologist Ellen Jackson interviews experts in the mind, brain, happiness, well-being and high performance. Our conversations are easy and engaging, insightful and fun. Listen in to learn more about living well, mastering your mind and maximising the joy in your life. So much to learn and all you need are your ears! Find... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 142 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | Mental HealthSocial SciencesScienceHealth & Fitness |
In this episode, Ellen introduces systems thinking as a powerful tool for personal and professional growth and development. She provides a worksheet and an example to help you start applying systems thinking in your life. Ellen also shares her person... more
Our guest for this episode is a long time friend of the show. This is her third appearance and we love having her here. Dr. Sarah McKay, neuroscientist, science communicator, online educator and author of the new book "Baby Brain: The surprising neur... more
"Performance is about focusing on the most important thing at the most important time" more
Part 2 of my interview with Bea Boccalandro, author of Do Good at Work: How Simple Acts of Social Purpose Drive Success and Wellbeing. more
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I just wanted to take a moment and say thank you for creating such an impactful podcast! I believe that we all have a voice that deserves to be heard. Thank you for putting this into the world! BE UNBROKEN! @MichaelUnbroken
Relevant, insighftul, must-listen eps. The kind of podcast where you go back to ep 1 and listen to every single show. Thanks Ellen for your great range of topics and worthy guests.
I’ve recently discovered this podcast and love it! Your pace, curiosity, practical approach to applying positive psychology in our everyday really fits with me. I’m learning lots from you and your guests as I move through the podcasts and I’m enjoying every one! Thanks!!
Ellen is an outstanding podcaster. Her topics are relevant and fascinating.
Highly recommend this podcast series- I never miss an episode. The interviews are always insightful and I learn something new from every episode. Ellen always chooses guests who are knowledgeable and entertaining, and her interview style is warm and friendly, which brings out their best. I especially enjoyed the recent episode on motivation, which was jam packed with practical and useful information. Thanks Ellen, love your work.
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