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Episode Links:
The Power of Unlearning: How to Let Go of Beliefs to Embrace Success | By Gustavo Razzetti
Grief Theory 101: The Dual Process Model of Grief
Personality, Gender, and Crying
Do Men Really Cry Less Than Women? – Open to Hope
Ever ‘delayed’ getting sick? This is why we get ill when we relax
What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger Meaning & Origin | Slang by Dictionary.com
Travel during the COVID-19 pandemic – Wikipedia
Under pressure: four ways to cope when things go wrong at work | Guardian Careers
10 Things To Remember When Everything Seems To Be Going Wrong At Work
The Healing Power of Hugs: a deep dive into the surprising benefits – BCOP Birmingham
Why You Should Get (and Give) More Hugs
What are the benefits of hugging?
I lost everything I own to fire 6 years ago
Losing my possessions in fire taught me I didn’t actually need them all
How To Support Someone Through Grief – Crisis & Trauma Resource Institute
Supporting other people – Cruse Bereavement Support
How do you tell someone about a death? No words can soften the blow | Family | The Guardian
Most of us are so scared of death we daren’t even speak its name | Independent Age
How Grief Changes Us: Forever & for Now
Loss: The Weight We All Must Endure.
This week’s guests are Kirsty Lewis, the founder of School of Facilitation. She is known for her passion for designing and delivering brilliant workshops that create purpose, ownership, safety and engagement, she is a convener of freelance facilitators and trainers through the SOF collective whilst supporting corporate clients to evolve their learning game.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirsty-schooloffacilitation
Edeje (Ei-dei-jei) Onwude is a Nigerian-born, UK-based communications leader whose career spans brand, culture, and organisational change. For 10+ years, she built and led brand work for global organisations including Coca-Cola and Reckitt. More recently, her focus has shifted to the broader human side of communications: ensuring what organisations say aligns with the experience of their employees, partners and stakeholders. Edeje brings a candid perspective on career identity, letting go, and what it means to evolve when the work that once defined you no longer fits.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/edejeonwude
Stella Collins is an internationally acclaimed learning strategist dedicated to transforming performance and productivity in the workplace. She has spent 30 years working at the intersection of people, neuroscience, AI, data and technology to deliver actionable results. She is valued for her strategic advice and unique ability to make complex ideas accessible and relevant.
She’s the author of Neuroscience for Learning and Development and is an award winning speaker. Her Linkedin Learning programme has over 56,000 learners and she’s the expert author for Digital Learning Institutes Neuroscience microcredential. Stella is an entrepreneur who has founded 3 businesses, lived in 4 countries and her clients range from global corporations to technology startups. She advocates for a world where every minute spent learning is worth it – “In a world of constant change we have to move from knowing to doing.”
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