
<p>🎙️ Episode 11 of Work Truths: Off the Record is live, and this time I’m joined by two of my own colleagues from the Motion Learning Coaching Team: Rakhee Patel and Helen Brooks, both leadership coaches.</p><p>This...


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Work Truths: Off the Record is a multi-series podcast focused on revealing the stories and emotions that shape us at work, hosted by Rachel Morris , executive coach and award-winning author. Each series will focus on an experience that is topical and common to many working people – one that is often hidden or unspoken, yet perhaps unsurprisingly, is frequently brought into the coaching room. Through conversations with different professional experts, perspectives on the topic will be aired, explored and deeper insight gained, taking hidden experiences and sharing them for more people to learn and to benefit from. Series Two: Imposter Phenomenon In the second series of Work Truths: Off the Record , we’re turning our attention to Imposter Phenomenon – a deeply personal and often hidden experience that affects people across roles, industries and levels of seniority. De
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Signup to Generate a PitchWork Truths: Off the Record is a multi-series podcast focused on revealing the stories and emotions that shape us at work, hosted by Rachel Morris, executive coach and award-winning author.
Work Truths: Off the Record is hosted by Rachel Morris. The show has published 23 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Imposter Phenomenon - The Coaches' Perspective - with Helen Brooks and Rakhee Patel" (10 June 2026, 40 minutes), "Imposter Phenomenon - The Comedian's Perspective - with Dan Cardwell" (5 June 2026, 39 minutes), and "Imposter Phenomenon - The Human Perspective - with Tarquin Bennett-Coles" (3 June 2026, 37 minutes).
Work Truths: Off the Record publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 23 episodes.
Booking probability for Work Truths: Off the Record is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Work Truths: Off the Record requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Work Truths: Off the Record's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Work Truths: Off the Record are Business & Management Consulting and Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Work Truths: Off the Record has a health audience.
Rachel Morris hosts Work Truths: Off the Record, a health podcast with 23 episodes published.
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<p>🎙️ Episode 11 of Work Truths: Off the Record is live, and this time I’m joined by two of my own colleagues from the Motion Learning Coaching Team: Rakhee Patel and Helen Brooks, both leadership coaches.</p><p>This...

<p>Episode 10 of Work Truths: Off the Record is live, and I’m delighted to be joined by Dan Cardwell, who describes himself as a failed writer, comedian and poet who works in marketing.</p><p>Dan’s story is a brilliant...

<p>In episode 9 of Work Truths: Off the Record I’m delighted to be joined by Tarquin Bennett-Coles, a global talent scout with more than 25 years’ experience identifying, interviewing and supporting leaders across...

<p>Episode 8 of Work Truths: Off the Record is live, and this week I’m joined by Dr Lucy Ryan, a UK-based positive psychologist and author whose work focuses on women’s professional development.</p><p>If you’re a woman...

<p>Episode 7 of Work Truths: Off the Record is live, and this time I’m talking with Eric Johnson, the instrument operations group leader for the ISIS Neutron and Muon Source.</p><p>Eric has one of those job titles that...

<p>Episode 6 of Work Truths: Off the Record is live, and today I’m joined by Dr Terri Simpkin, an academic and self-described ‘chaos wrangler’!</p><p>Terri brings a brilliantly fresh perspective to the imposter...

<p>Episode 5 of Work Truths: Off the Record is live, and I’m delighted to be joined once again by Emma Clark, a highly experienced employment lawyer.</p><p>In this conversation, Emma and I look at where and how the...

<p>Series 2 of Work Truths: Off the Record continues with a reflective and truly insightful conversation with Charlotte Allocca, an integrative therapist based in London. </p><p>Ever wondered what therapists experience...

<p>Episode 3 of Work Truths: Off the Record Series 2 continues with a powerful conversation with Denise McMurray, Chief People Officer at the RSPB.</p><p>I found this conversation particularly rich as Denise brings both...

<p>🎙️ Series 2 of Work Truths: Off the Record continues with a brilliant conversation with Dr Kate Atkin, and this one is full of practical insight, honesty, and plenty to think about.</p><p>Kate is a speaker...

<p>Series 2 of Work Truths: Off the Record is all about the Imposter Phenomenon — and I'm starting with a powerful conversation with Dr Katie Ford</p><p>Katie has no less than 27 letters after her name, as well as ‘Dr’...

Work Truths: Off the Record
<p>Series 2 of Work Truths: Off the Record will launch on Wednesday 6th May! Join host Rachel Morris again, as this time she dives deep into Imposter Phenomenon. Expect another round of honest conversations bringing...

<p>What does burning the candle at both ends really look like?</p><p>And how bad can the consequences be?</p><p></p><p>In this episode of Work Truths Off the Record, host Rachel Morris speaks with Jay Asthana about his...

<p>What have we learnt from our guests this season?</p><p>And how do coaches work with their clients to support them before, during and on the recovery from burnout?</p><p>In the final episode of Work Truths Off the...

<p>In this episode of Work Truths Off the Record, host Rachel Morris speaks with Julianne Gilbert, a seasoned leader, about the critical issue of workplace burnout. They explore the definition of burnout, its...

<p>A content warning for today’s episode: our conversation includes two brief mentions of suicide in the context of burnout. </p><p>If you’re struggling, please reach out to Samaritans on 116 123. Take care as you...

<p>How does the experience of burnout differ from person to person?</p><p>And do the signs also differ?</p><p>In this episode of Work Truths Off the Record, host Rachel Morris speaks with Sophie Peaty, an expert in...

<p>Do you know your legal responsibilities to your employees in relation to burnout and mental health issues?</p><p>Have you got the right type of insurance? And the right type of legal support?</p><p></p><p>In this...

<p>Can you recognise the physiological and psychological signs of impending burnout?</p><p>What can you do to help your body and mind to avoid burnout?</p><p></p><p>In this episode of Work Truths: Off the Record, host...

<p>How can organisations help when employees face burnout? How do values and behaviours affect an organisation's susceptibility to burnout?</p><p>In this episode of Work Truths Off the Record, host Rachel Morris speaks...
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Head Of Food & Beverage Sector, Bank Of Ireland, Bank Of Ireland
professor in the UND School of Medicine & Health Sciences Department of Family & Community Medicine, Kings County Sheriff’s Department Air Support Unit
Consultant in Rheumatology & Osteoporosis, Anxiety Uncovered
author, speaker, facilitator, Girls In Low Places
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