A psychologist's insight into the fascinating world of human behaviour without the jargon, with Psychologist & coach, Leila Ainge. Blending scientific research with real experiences, Leila is on a mission to reframe outdated notions of imposter syndrome. Psychologically Speaking delves into Leila's own ground-breaking research, exploring what drives those pesky fraudulent feelings in entrepreneurs... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesEntrepreneurshipBusinessScience |
In this short episode, I’m taking you with me, literally, on a run. 🏃♀️
I share some reflections on mindset, what it really takes to do hard things, and how I’ve been finding my way back to the joy of running after losing it for a while.
If you’v... more
Ever feel like the imposter experiences are stealing your joy? In this episode of Psychologically Speaking, Leila Ainge unpacks the link between imposter phenomenon (known as syndrome) and joy, and why feelings of being a fraud can leave us drained i... more
Hello, in this episode you are getting a joyful mixed bag including the latest research on autistic joy, what we can take from two pictures in the National Portrait gallery.
Leila delves into the concept of joy, distinguishing it from happiness and... more
In this conversation, Leila and Lisa explore the themes of joy, personal spaces, and the impact of nature on wellbeing. They discuss the importance of creating environments that spark joy, the connection between nature and mental health, and the sign... more
Leila’s insights are my go-to for understanding my own behaviours and how these have so much in common with other women in business, particularly online spaces. I loved the episode with Lucy Werner, as I’ve followed Lucy for a while but now feel as if I know more BTS about Lucy’s journey to hyping herself and helping others do likewise. Leila has a great way of asking the things I’d want to know.
Leila explains some useful concepts and behaviour we all need to understand as small businesses.
This is an example of one of the best (and quite rare) uses of podcasts — where academics are sharing their fascinating research with wider audiences beyond the Academy in language that makes sense.
Leila’s research on imposter phenomenon is robust, accessible, relatable, fascinating and important. If you’re interested in understanding how our brains work beyond the glib pop psychology headlines, this podcast is for you. Leila encourages us to think about our behaviours in context, and that’s ... more
This is such a good podcast. It’s really refreshing to hear about imposter syndrome being talked about in such a knowledgeable and informed fashion. To often we are told to simply “get over it”, go for a walk and to have our feelings dismissed. I’m really looking forward to future episodes.
I have a list of subjects that my psyche deems ‘off limits’ occasionally someone comes along who, using their knowledge and charisma gives me a way in.
Lucy Worsley had me Googling medieval pie recipes, Brain Cox got me interested in super-string-theory and with this podcast Leila Ainge has me curious about behavioural psychology in a way that is an utter revelation.
Disclaimer is that I know Leila so listened to support. Then after realising how brilliant her research is, experiencing her gif... more
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