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30 مارچ

Why We Quit Too Soon, and How to Keep Going

Do you think of your beliefs as immutable facts? If so, you might be holding yourself back. In this episode of Hello Monday, Jessi Hempel sits down with Nir Eyal, bestselling author whose work sits at the intersection of psychology, technology, and human potential. His latest book, Beyond Belief, explores how the stories we tell ourselves shape our motivation, and how changing those stories can change our outcomes. In this conversation, Jessi and Nir explore how limiting beliefs take hold, why our brains default to helplessness, and how we can challenge the narratives that keep us stuck. Jessi and Nir discuss: Why beliefs should be treated as tools, not truths How limiting beliefs undermine motivation and progress The “motivation triangle” and why belief is essential to action Why we often quit too early, and what a famous rat experiment reveals about persistence A practical method for questioning assumptions and collecting new perspectives Why visualization can actually hurt motivation, and what to do instead The difference between pain and suffering, and why separating the two matters At the heart of Nir’s work is a simple idea: our minds default to safety and survival, not growth. But when we learn to question the beliefs that hold us back, we can unlock more motivation, agency, and possibility in our lives. Follow Nir Eyal and Jessi Hempel on LinkedIn. Office Hours are back! Join Jessi live from her LinkedIn page on Wednesday 4/1 at 3pm EST.

30 مارچ

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23/12/2025

Start Here: How to Network (Even If You Hate Networking)

In this special ‘Start Here’ series, LinkedIn Editor Andrew Seaman lays out a roadmap for a smarter, stronger job search. Across four foundational episodes, we’re sharing the most essential strategies shared on the Get Hired podcast to help you navigate every step of your search. For many job seekers, networking feels awkward, transactional, or even a little slimy. But Andrew believes networking doesn’t have to be that way. In this episode, Andrew gives tips on how to build authentic professional relationships that will serve you throughout your career. Plus, he shares his favorite advice on growing your network, getting the most out of informational interviews, and navigating in-person networking events with less anxiety. Key Topics: Why the best networking is about building genuine relationships Being "long-term greedy" vs. "short-term greedy" with your networking Expanding limited ideas about who belongs in your professional network The right way to approach informational interviews (hint: it's not about asking for a job) Essential strategies for navigating in-person events as an introvert Research-backed strategies for moving from small talk to meaningful conversation Why focusing on others makes you more interesting than self-promotion Links & Resources: Join the Get Hired community on LinkedIn ⁠here⁠ Listen to our Networking Playlist ⁠here⁠ Follow ⁠Andrew Seaman on LinkedIn⁠

23/12/2025

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10/12/2025

Start Here: Build a Resilient Mindset for Your Job Search

In this special ‘Start Here’ series, LinkedIn Editor Andrew Seaman lays out a roadmap for a smarter, stronger job search. Over the next few episodes, we’re sharing the most essential strategies shared on the Get Hired podcast to help you navigate every step of your search. Most people begin looking for work by updating their resume and applying to as many jobs as possible. But Andrew believes there’s a key aspect most job seekers ignore: their mindsets. That’s why, in this episode, Andrew shares top tips for building a resilient mindset for your search. Whether you're reeling from a recent layoff or simply feeling stuck, this episode will help you reframe rejection, celebrate small wins, and approach your search with the energy and confidence employers want to see. Key Topics: Why taking care of your mental health is a strategic move for your search The importance of owning your story after a job loss How to pause and reflect before rushing toward what's next Tracking small wins every week to build momentum and confidence How to stay motivated during a long search Links & Resources: Join the Get Hired community on LinkedIn ⁠here⁠ Listen to our Job Search Mindsets Playlist here Follow ⁠Andrew Seaman on LinkedIn⁠

10/12/2025

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24 منٹ
5 دن پہلے

Your Screen Is Changing Your Brain. Take Back Control, with Jonathan Haidt

If you feel like your attention span has shrunk, you’re not imagining it. According to social psychologist Jonathan Haidt, our phones and social platforms have fundamentally reshaped childhood, work, and our ability to focus. In his bestselling book The Anxious Generation, Jon argues that the rise of smartphones and social media triggered what he calls the “great rewiring of childhood.” But the consequences extend far beyond kids. In this episode of Hello Monday, Jessi talks with Jon about what constant connectivity is doing to our minds,how we got here, and why reclaiming our attention may be one of the most important challenges of our time. Jon and Jess discuss: How smartphones reshaped adolescent development Why social media use is linked strongly to rising anxiety and depression among young people How tech platforms are intentionally designed to capture and fragment our attention Why today’s digital tools isolate people Practical steps families, workplaces, and individuals can take to reclaim focus and develop healthier tech habits Why restoring unstructured play, independence, and boredom is critical for healthy development At its core, this conversation asks a simple question: What happens when an entire society loses control of its attention, and how do we get it back? Find Jon’s new book for kids, The Amazing Generation: Your Guide to Fun and Freedom in a Screen-Filled World, here. Follow Jonathan Haidt and Jessi Hempel on LinkedIn.

5 دن پہلے

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16 مارچ

Think Like A Futurist: Respond, Don’t React

AI is reshaping industries and jobs faster than most of us can keep up. But futurist Amy Webb argues we have more control over what lies ahead than we might think. In today’s episode, Jessi Hempel sits down with Amy, founder and CEO of the Future Today Strategy Group and one of the world’s leading experts on strategic foresight. For nearly two decades, Amy’s annual tech trends report has helped leaders understand what’s coming next, and what to do about it. Amy and Jessi explore the concept of creative destruction—the economic force that disrupts old systems to make room for new ones—and what today’s wave of AI-driven change means for workers, leaders, and organizations. Amy and Jessi discuss: What creative destruction really means, and why we should embrace it How AI and emerging technologies are transforming industries faster than many leaders expect How leaders can strategically prepare for trends and crises, rather than merely reacting to them Why organizations need to invest in foresight and long-term thinking How individuals can position themselves to adapt and thrive during rapid transformation Follow Amy Webb and Jessi Hempel on LinkedIn Learn more about The Future Today Strategy Group Watch Amy’s 2026 SXSW talk We will be launching the Hello Monday book club soon. If you’re interested in joining, send us an email at hellomonday@linkedin.com

16 مارچ

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28 منٹ
04/11/2019

How to Get the Most Out of Your Mornings

Many of our guests share something in common: they have morning routines. So what's going on during these first hours of the day, and how do we get the most out of them? This episode, writer Dan Pink joins us, and he tells us about the three different kinds of people: the larks, better known as morning people, the night owls, and the third birds. Plus, hear his advice on how to manage your time more efficiently.

04/11/2019

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30 منٹ
5 جنوری · بونس

Welcome to Get Hired: Your Guide to a Successful Job Search

Welcome to the Get Hired podcast archives. While we're no longer releasing new episodes, this feed remains a comprehensive resource for job seekers at every stage of their career journey. LinkedIn Editor Andrew Seaman has spent years having conversations with career experts, recruiters, hiring managers, and successful professionals about what it really takes to land a great job. Whether you're navigating a recent job loss, searching for work for the first time in years, or looking to make a career pivot, you'll find actionable strategies and expert insights throughout these archives. Begin with the 'Start Here' series — four foundational episodes covering: Building a resilient mindset for your job search Crafting resumes and LinkedIn profiles that showcase your unique value Networking authentically to make meaningful professional connections Approaching job interviews with confidence and clarity And when you’re ready for more, explore the entire Get Hired archive, where you’ll find episodes on salary negotiation, career transitions, managing workplace challenges, and much more. Every conversation is designed to help you navigate the ups and downs of your professional life with practical advice you can put into action immediately. Links & Resources: Subscribe to the Get Hired newsletter at ⁠linkedin.com/get-hired⁠ Follow ⁠Andrew Seaman on LinkedIn here⁠

5 جنوری · بونس

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2 جنوری

Start Here: How to Nail Your Next Job Interview

In this special ‘Start Here’ series, LinkedIn Editor Andrew Seaman lays out a roadmap for a smarter, stronger job search. Across four foundational episodes, we’re sharing the most essential strategies shared on the Get Hired podcast to help you navigate every step of your search. You’ve made it to the final step: the job interview. But for many of us, this is where nerves, self-doubt, and anxiety threaten to derail all our hard work. That’s why, in this episode, Andrew shares his favorite advice for approaching interviews with more ease and confidence. You’ll hear strategies for crafting a solid preparation plan, managing interviewing anxiety, and using structured responses to clearly communicate your value. Plus, Andrew shares the #1 piece of advice that’s helped countless job seekers (and himself) land a great role. Key Topics: Managing both the symptoms and sources of interview anxiety Preparing themes and stories in advance so you're assembling, not generating, answers The A.D.D. method for answering questions: Answer, Detailed example, Describe the relevance Techniques for organizing your thoughts into coherent responses What to do when your mind goes blank mid-interview How to respond to off-the-wall interview questions Why likability and positive energy matter as much as your skills Links & Resources: Join the Get Hired community on LinkedIn here⁠ Listen to our Interviewing Playlist here⁠ Follow ⁠Andrew Seaman on LinkedIn⁠

2 جنوری

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26 منٹ
2 اپریل

Rebecca Minkoff on how to avoid failure as a founder

"It sounds sexy to call yourself a founder. But this is a long game." Rebecca Minkoff has been playing it for almost two decades, and she came ready to talk about the parts nobody warns you about. She didn't hold back, on what happens after you take investor money, how to know when it's time to sell, and why a great idea means nothing without product market fit.

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26 جنوری

How to Pitch Anything: The Power of Emotional Connection

Want an easy framework for winning any pitch? We’re pitching all the time—at work, at home, and everywhere in between. But most of us are doing it wrong. We lead with logic, credentials, and data, when what people actually need first is connection. In today’s episode of Hello Monday, Jessi Hempel sits down with Danny Fontaine to unpack what makes a truly great pitch—and how to persuade with emotion, not just information. Drawing on decades of experience in experiential sales and storytelling, Danny shares a framework for captivating any audience by helping them feel seen, understood, and invested before you ever make your case. Danny Fontaine leads an experiential selling team at IBM and has closed millions of dollars in deals across industries. He is the author of Pitch: How to Captivate and Convince Any Audience on the Planet and hosts a UK-based podcast called “Pitch Masters” on modern selling, persuasion, and communication at work. Danny and Jessi discuss: Why pitching is really about connection, not performance How emotional storytelling builds trust and influence The “backfire effect” and why logic alone doesn’t persuade How to determine which opportunities are worth pitching—and which aren’t Why the audience, not the seller, should be the hero of every pitch Introverts, ambiverts, and why confidence isn’t what makes a great salesperson How AI can help you prepare without losing authenticity We will be launching the Hello Monday Book Club soon. If you’re interested in joining, send us an email at hellomonday@linkedin.com and let us know!

26 جنوری

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Why We Quit Too Soon, and How to Keep Going

Start Here: How to Network (Even If You Hate Networking)

Start Here: Build a Resilient Mindset for Your Job Search

Your Screen Is Changing Your Brain. Take Back Control, with Jonathan Haidt

Think Like A Futurist: Respond, Don’t React

How to Get the Most Out of Your Mornings

Welcome to Get Hired: Your Guide to a Successful Job Search

Start Here: How to Nail Your Next Job Interview

Rebecca Minkoff on how to avoid failure as a founder

How to Pitch Anything: The Power of Emotional Connection

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