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Dr. Bassam Khoury: Mindfulness & Compassion — A Dual Path to Well-Being | Work in Progress #75

Many people view mindfulness as an emptying of the mind, but this is not entirely true. Mindfulness encompasses the body, observing thoughts, and being situated in the world around us. In today’s episode we are joined by Dr. Bassam Khoury to explore how mindfulness and compassion work together in a dual approach to improve our overall wellbeing and our personal productivity. 
Dr. Bassam Khoury is an Associate Professor in the Department of Educational & Counselling Psychology at McGill University, and he heads the McGill Mindfulness Research Lab, where he and his team conduct research to advance the theory, research, and applications of mindfulness and compassion. Dr. Bassam Khoury has published numerous papers on mindfulness and compassion in leading journals in the fields of clinical psychology and physical and medical health. His work includes 77 journal articles and 9 book chapters - he has gained international recognition and has been cited over 8,500 times. Dr. Bassam Khoury has also been recognized with multiple awards, including the Association of Psychological Science Emerging Scholars Rising Stars Award and the William Dawson Scholars Award.
In this episode, Dr. Bassam Khoury stresses the importance of setting intentions for a mindfulness practise, and asking yourself what you want to get out of it. Is it to improve yourself, your stress, your relationships, or perhaps your interactions with others? 
Together, Sarah and Dr. Bassam Khoury discuss how meditation practices should focus on the body, not just on the mind. While observing your thoughts is important, so is connecting with your environment. Dr. Bassam Khoury’s own research also touches on compassion towards others, such as building compassion towards animals. 
Follow Dr. Bassam Khoury’s work via the following links:McGill University: https://www.mcgill.ca/education/bassam-khoury Google scholar: https://scholar.google.co.th/citations?user=AFwUJWEAAAAJ&hl=th  
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Miriam Liss, Ph.D.: Strengthening Mental Health with Flexibility & Compassion| Work in Progress #74

The complex topic of psychological flexibility may seem daunting, but in this episode, a focus on self-compassion helps to guide us through how psychological flexibility can lead us toward a more fulfilling life.
Joining us to share her expert knowledge is Dr. Miriam Liss, professor and chair of the department of psychological science at the University of Mary Washington (UMW), and is a member of UMW’s interdisciplinary women, gender, and sexuality studies program. She is a clinical psychologist and received her Ph.D. from the University of Connecticut in 2001. Among her long list of accolades are over 60 articles on an extensive range of topics, as well as co-authoring Psychology of Women and Gender published by Norton, currently in its second edition, and Balancing the Big Stuff: Finding Happiness in Work, Family, and Life published by Rowman and Littlefield. 
Dr. Miriam Liss shares metaphors that can help us better understand the role our own thoughts play in our lives, and centers self-compassion as different to self esteem, encouraging speaking to oneself as one would a friend. She also shares her groundbreaking research on the gendered world of mental load. 
Together, Sarah and Dr. Miriam Liss frequent the phrase ‘do it scared’, which has circulated online, and how this pertains to the idea of standing above the unhelpful thoughts, and not letting them control your actions.
This enlightening episode is perfect for those who love metaphors, gender studies, and learning about the complex world of the brain. 
Follow Dr. Miriam Liss’s via the following link, and find her published works: https://psychologyofwomenandgender.com/ 
Resources mentioned in this episode:On how self compassion protects against the negative effects of self-objectification:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bodyim.2015.02.006  On the psychological benefits of psychological flexibility: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcbs.2019.09.007 On the impact of mindfulness regarding adverse childhood experiences: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/S12144-021-02003-Z 
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Carolyn Verhoef: Sustainable ADHD Productivity — Prevent Burnout and Find Flow | Work in Progress #73

Working with ADHD encompasses a whirlwind of strong hyperfocus periods and extreme lows. This week on Work in Progress: The Personal Productivity Science Insights Podcast, host Joahanna Wickramaratne chats with ADHD coach Carolyn Verhoef to find out more about sustainable working practices that will prove effective to those with ADHD.
As an ADHD and positive intelligence coach, Carolyn Verhoef supports adults in creating flow in life, work, and home. With a background as a chef, retail manager, professional organizer, and belly dancer, thinking outside the box comes naturally to Carolyn Verhoef. Currently based in Perth, Carolyn Verhoef works with adults with ADHD all over Australia and the world.
In this episode, Carolyn Verhoef sheds light on how workplace burnout manifests in those affected by ADHD, and why they face several challenges specifically when it comes to sustaining productivity at work. She addresses some common misconceptions that exist about ADHD, and reveals some effective work approaches that help to combat workplace burnout.
Together, Joahanna and Carolyn Verhoef weigh up various habits and practices that may prove useful, for those with ADHD, in finding their flow. So, tune in this week for expert advice on harnessing strengths, managing energy levels, and more!
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Manuela Pauer: Overcome Procrastination and Boost Your Productivity | Work in Progress #72

Do you find yourself constantly putting off important tasks? This week on Work in Progress: The Personal Productivity Science Insights Podcast, host Joahanna Wickramaratne interviews career and life happiness coach Manuela Pauer to address the painful obstacle that is procrastination, and how it impedes on our productivity.
With over 14 years of experience, Manuela Pauer specializes in helping mid-career professionals connect with their purpose, passions, and strengths, to create a career and life they love. Prior to helping other professionals, Manuela Pauer saw a successful corporate career spanning strategy consulting at Bain & Company, product management at a Silicon Valley startup, as well as executive directing product management and strategic planning at AOL, formerly known as America Online.
In this episode, Manuela Pauer highlights and addresses some common misconceptions she’s come across about procrastination, elaborating on the emotional and psychological factors that contribute to the largely undesired habit. Additionally, Manuela Pauer sheds light on how to recognize and disrupt the pattern of procrastination.
Together, Joahanna and Manuela Pauer discuss habits that may prove useful in avoiding procrastination. So, tune in this week for practical pointers on keeping yourself on track for optimum productivity!
Follow and connect with Manuela Pauer via the following platforms:Website: https://www.pauercoaching.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pauer.coaching/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manuelapauer/ 
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Daniel Van der Pluym: ADHD Self-Care — Managing Stress and Preventing Burnout | Work in Progress #71

Living with ADHD can be a whirlwind of energy, creativity, constant stimulation, and burnout. So, this week on Work in Progress: The Personal Productivity Science Insights Podcast, host Joahanna Wickramaratne interviews ADHD coach Daniel Van der Pluym on the essential self-care tips for thriving with ADHD.
Specializing in helping individuals who struggle with maintaining stability and working towards important goals, Daniel Van der Pluym is a psychosocial mental health and ADHD coach who employs Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) in his coaching approaches. His methods are a huge help to his clients in regulating their emotions and advancing towards positive life goals. Most of all, Daniel Van der Pluym’s humanistic, person-centered, and collaborative approach has been lauded by several clients.
In this episode, Daniel Van der Pluym sheds light on how ADHD impacts individuals on a daily basis, along with their responses to stressful situations. He elaborates on the relationship between ADHD, stress, and burnout, as well as self-care techniques that have proven to be particularly effective for those with ADHD.
Together, Joahanna and Daniel Van der Pluym address various misconceptions and stigmas commonly associated with ADHD. So, tune in this week for practical pointers for organizing your environment, managing time effectively, and prioritizing tasks!
Follow Daniel Van der Pluym’s work via the following links:Deeper Potential: www.deeperpotential.com.au Team ADHD: www.teamadhdprogram.com ADHD Ambition: www.adhdambition.com Halaxy: https://www.halaxy.com/profile/mr-daniel-van-der-pluym/counsellor/936691?clinic=1070301 
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Dr. Maike Neuhaus: Productive Psychology of Time Optimization | Work in Progress #70

Welcome to Work in Progress: The Personal Productivity Science Insights Podcast, hosted by Joahanna Wickramaratne. In this episode, we explore the fascinating intersection of time management and psychology. How can understanding our mental tendencies lead to better time optimization? Joining us is Dr. Maike Neuhaus, an expert in the science of productivity, here to share valuable insights on making the most of your time.
Dr. Maike Neuhaus is a psychologist, speaker, and coach with a passion for helping individuals and organizations thrive. Through her work, she equips people with the knowledge and tools to flourish by realizing their full potential. Her approach is rooted in psychology, focusing on how human behavior shapes productivity and time management.
In this episode, Dr. Maike Neuhaus breaks down the science of productivity and how it ties into time management. She delves into how cognitive biases and mental tendencies can negatively impact the way we manage time and offers methods to overcome these barriers. Dr. Maike Neuhaus also emphasizes the importance of goal-setting and framing to manage time effectively.
Listeners will walk away with evidence-based techniques that can improve time management skills and productivity, along with knowledge of the power of positive emotional states. Dr. Maike Neuhaus provides a fresh perspective on how psychological principles can be applied to boost daily efficiency and long-term success.
Connect with Dr. Maike Neuhaus through the following links:Website: http://theflourishingdoc.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-maike-neuhaus/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theflourishingdoc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theflourishingdoc 
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Dr. Angela Holliday-Bell: Napping for Productivity — Myth or Miracle? | Work in Progress #69

Welcome to another episode of Work in Progress: The Personal Productivity Science Insights Podcast, hosted by Marie Stella Quek. Today, we dive into the world of naps and their potential to supercharge productivity. Can napping really boost your work efficiency, or is it just an overrated myth? Tune in to find out with expert guidance from sleep specialist Dr. Angela Holliday-Bell.
Dr. Angela Holliday-Bell is a physician and renowned sleep expert, with a personal understanding of sleep struggles as a former insomniac. She serves on the advisory board of Health Magazine and frequently contributes to publications such as Sleep Foundation and Women’s Health Magazine. Her expertise in sleep science brings a wealth of knowledge on how rest can impact productivity.
In this episode, Dr. Angela Holliday-Bell unpacks the science behind napping and its potential to improve productivity. She discusses the benefits of using naps strategically for enhanced alertness and explains the scientifically proven benefits of napping. Dr. Angela Holliday-Bell also shares her thoughts on how frequently naps should be taken and whether they should be incorporated into daily routines.
Listeners will learn practical tips for balancing naps with a busy work schedule while still reaping the benefits of rest. This episode offers valuable insights into maximising productivity through better sleep habits!
Connect with Dr. Angela Holliday-Bell through the following links:Website: www.thesolutionissleep.com  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drhollidaybell/  
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Max Reisner: Negotiation Success — Using Behavioral Insights to Reduce Stress | Work in Progress #68

In today's fast-paced world, negotiation is a crucial skill—but it can be a significant source of stress. In this episode of Work in Progress, Joahanna Wickramaratne dives into the topic of negotiation success through behavioral insights with Max Reisner, who shares approaches for reducing stress in high-stakes conversations.
Max Reisner is an applied behavioral scientist and the founder of Decision Science. He offers masterclasses and courses that equip people with the tools to navigate negotiations with confidence, using science-backed techniques.
Throughout the episode, Max Reisner discusses how stress affects negotiation outcomes and decision-making. He explains how defining success goes beyond just securing a desired result and emphasises the importance of managing stress before, during, and after negotiations. Max Reisner shares practical techniques, such as mindfulness, to help negotiators stay calm, focused, and more likely to achieve successful outcomes even under pressure.
Connect with Max Reisner through the following links:Website: http://www.decisionscience.com.au  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/max-reisner/  
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Deb Lee: How to Use Digital Devices Productively to Boost Efficiency | Work in Progress #67

Welcome to another episode of Work in Progress: The Personal Productivity Science Insights Podcast, where host Joahanna Wickramaratne dives into the tools and techniques that can revolutionise your productivity. In this episode, we explore the art of using digital devices to enhance efficiency, not hinder it. If you’ve ever wondered how to make your smartphone or tablet work for you instead of against you, this conversation is a must-listen.
Our guest today is Deb Lee, a Digital Productivity Coach, Certified Professional Organiser, and productivity consultant. With a passion for technology, Deb Lee is known for helping entrepreneurs and small business owners refine their workflows and leverage digital tools to get more done each day.
Deb Lee discusses the importance of using digital devices effectively to boost productivity and well-being. She explains how a balanced approach to work and leisure on digital devices can prevent burnout and enhance efficiency. Deb Lee also shares practical tools and techniques to help individuals stay focused during non-work activities, ensuring that digital devices remain a source of productivity rather than distraction.
Listeners will walk away with actionable protocols to use their digital devices more productively, enabling them to achieve more while maintaining a healthy balance between work and life. 
Connect with Deb Lee through the following links:Website: https://dallisonlee.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dallisonlee/ 
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Dr. Alla Demutska: Procrastination — The Psychology of Delayed Productivity | Work in Progress #66

Welcome back to Work in Progress: The Personal Productivity Science Insights Podcast, where host Joahanna Wickramaratne delves into the psychological intricacies that shape our productivity. In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on procrastination, exploring why we delay and how understanding this behavior can unlock greater personal and professional growth. Ready to conquer procrastination once and for all? 
Our guest today is Dr. Alla Demutska, the Clinical Director of Counseling and Psychotherapy at The School of Positive Psychology in Singapore. With over 12 years of clinical experience and a rich background of study and practice in Melbourne, Dr. Alla Demutska brings deep expertise in understanding the human psyche. Her insights into procrastination are grounded in both clinical experience and academic knowledge, making her a powerful voice on the topic.
In this conversation, Dr. Alla Demutska explores the psychological roots of procrastination and how it differs from the occasional delays in productivity that we all experience. She discusses the significant benefits of understanding and addressing procrastination for both personal and professional growth. She also highlights the common challenges individuals face in tackling procrastination and how a deeper understanding of its psychology can help overcome these barriers.
Listeners will gain practical tips and methods for recognizing and combating procrastination in their daily lives. Dr. Alla Demutska’s expert advice offers a clear path to improving productivity by understanding the underlying factors that lead to procrastination.
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