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Adam Sandell hosts The Great Work Podcast, a business show with 38 episodes published.
Six reviews of books that might improve your tough working life. Links are in the email version, which is here: https://letter.adamsandell.com/p/book-reviews. * Simone Stolzoff, How to Not Know: The Value of Uncertainty
The vacation test: a sign that something needs to change—and an opportunity to figure out what to do. ARE YOU GETTING THE EMAILS? Great Work's an email as well as a podcast, with podcast embedded in the emails, so you ca
How do people do tough, meaningful work—and even thrive doing it—alongside caring for being a parent or caring for family members? I've unearthed a few strategies! WHAT'S YOUR ADVICE ABOUT THIS? I need your input on this
Are you fine? Is your job fine? Or are you too tired to tell? Three ways exhaustion warps your perspective—and how to fix it. Stuff referred to in this episode: * The importance of rest: https://letter.adamsandell.com/p/
Happy, high-functioning teams need to be both kind and businesslike—yet few are. What this means and how to get there. Are you getting the emails? The podcast’s embedded in the emails, which you can read, if you prefer.
How you really can be happier, and achieve more, if you’re kinder to yourself If you haven’t already done so, please consider signing up for the email version of this, which has the podcast embedded in it: https://www.ad
The Startling Benefits of Taking Some #&@*?%! Responsibility Or: Things Go Dramatically Better When You Tend to Them The second Great Work principle. Links: Work should be one of the great things in your life: https://le
Seven core ideas form the foundation of Great Work, and this episode considers the first of those, that work’s a huge part of life, and it should therefore be a part of what makes your life fulfilling and fun. For refere
When to leave a job because it's wrong with you, why you should think twice about that, and why it's right for some people to reinvent themselves every few years. Links from this episode: • Surviving winter working life
Surviving Winter Working Life—and how to get through the cold, dark, wet months for those who, like me, become a grumpy git when the clocks go back. Also: a reader comment on my last article • a podcast on AI and work •
Time-boxing—perhaps the most effective way of getting more done while looking after yourself and being realistic about how much you truly can get done. And a book review: Mark Zao-Sanders's new book Timeboxing: The Power
More ideas about how to manage a tough working life, this time from middle school teacher and Great Work reader Sarah Wendel. Imposter symptoms, boundaries, and difficult conversations. And for the first time it's profes
Tired, exhausted, or burned out? Which are you? And how to avoid all three. There are multiple links in this episode: to see them, click here. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscr
Taking Work Relationships Seriously Good relationships with everyone you deal with at work are central to your well-being and ability to get things done. There’s almost always an approach that addresses whatever’s matter
Why saying "no" is often the most responsible thing to do—and how to do it confidently and well. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit l
The six factors that make the biggest difference to how good your job is. And they're not high pay or low pressure. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonu
Worried you're not mentally quite as sharp as you used to be? You're probably functioning at a higher level than you were back then. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or g
A new perspective on the imposter phenomenon—and an answer from feminism, cognitive psychology, and David Hume. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus ep
One small thing you can do to make your next week better, more productive, and more enjoyable. Also: a TV show recommendation. And: introducing the Great Work chat on Substack. This is a public episode. If you would like
How's everyone doing? A five-minute habit to revitalise your team. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit letter.adamsandell.com
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The Great Work Podcast is hosted by Adam Sandell. The show is categorised under business (education) and has published 38 episodes.
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