How's Work? with Esther Perel

4.8 (100)
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This season on How's Work?, iconic couples therapist Esther Perel focuses on the hard conversations we're afraid to have in our jobs: Colleagues navigating the new etiquette of a work from home workforce. Newsrooms whose journalists feel that covering breaking news has broken them. A doctor who wants to walk away from his profession, during a pandemic. And lobbyists whose fight for racial equality ends up dividing them. Esther Perel brings a new perspective to the invisible forces that shape workplace dynamics, connections, and conflict through one-time therapy sessions with coworkers, cofounders, and colleagues—listen and learn as you hear your own workplace dilemmas play out in the lives of others.

6 Episodes

Esther Perel

Host

4.8

out of 5

100 Ratings

Incredible

19/03/2020

MaddyWA

Esther is masterful: honest, articulate and wise. I am constantly awed by her ability to cut through the noise and find insight in such diverse relationships. You can tell she is a true leader when she points out her own flaws during her reflections, and identifies the opportunities she missed to help her clients. Her humility and awareness is inspiring. Plus, her sense of humour brings levity to the most tense situations and makes for a fantastic listen.
Race gender money

28/07/2021

fallbackgirl

Esther is great but that episode was upsetting. A man who is in charge claiming victimhood. A woman below him feeling guilty. I don’t think so.

This season on How's Work?, iconic couples therapist Esther Perel focuses on the hard conversations we're afraid to have in our jobs: Colleagues navigating the new etiquette of a work from home workforce. Newsrooms whose journalists feel that covering breaking news has broken them. A doctor who wants to walk away from his profession, during a pandemic. And lobbyists whose fight for racial equality ends up dividing them. Esther Perel brings a new perspective to the invisible forces that shape workplace dynamics, connections, and conflict through one-time therapy sessions with coworkers, cofounders, and colleagues—listen and learn as you hear your own workplace dilemmas play out in the lives of others.