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A podcast that explains how everything is psychology. Even your 20s. New episodes every Friday!
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187. Falling for a friend and the friendzone
About 2/3rds of couples start off as friends according to recent research. But developing feelings for a friend isn't always a happily ever after situation. In today's episode we break down why it is that we fall in love with our friends, the principles of attraction such as the similarity liking effect and mere exposure effect, whether to say anything or keep it to yourself, managing the pain of rejection or social loss and your best tips for protecting the friendship and your own heart. Listen now!
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186. The psychology of sleep
Sleep is one of our most vital functions but how many of us actually know that much about it, the links to our physical functioning, mental health, relationships and overall wellbeing. What about some of the strange experiments they've conducted to investigate dreams or how long we can go without sleep? In today's episode we take a deep dive into the psychology of sleep, including:
Why we need sleep?
What actually is REM sleep?
The Russian Sleep Experiment
Sleep debt
Sleep as a form of self sabotage
Revenge bedtime procrastination
The impact of blue light and screens in the bedroom
How to improve your sleep hygiene and more
Listen now for when you want to maximise your shut eye!
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185. Living with your parents in your 20s
More and more 20 something year olds are choosing to live with their parents; we are moving out later and a lot of us are boomeranging (coming back home after moving out). In today's episode we explore the emotional and psychological impacts of living with your parents in your 20s, why more of us are living at home because of financial anxiety or housing insecurity, how to handle conflict with your parents whilst you're still living under their roof and 6 tips for a successful living at home situation + some of your stories, advice and the benefits.
Listen now!
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184. How to get your spark back
We lose our spark and love for life for many reasons: burnout, mental ill health, people pleasing, a breakup. When we do it can feel like life gets very boring, it loses colour, we lose interest and we can become cynical towards all of the small joys and brilliance of being alive and being human. In this episode we break down six tips for getting your spark back:
The power of rest
Choosing to live light versus live heavy
Reconnecting with your inner child + play
Seeking inspiration in the mundane and The Alchemist
Exercise + the healing power of nature
Ignoring the urge to compare
Listen now for when you're in a rut or have lost your spark!
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183. Disliking your friends partner
You're not going to get along with everyone and one of those people you don't get along with might end up dating someone you love i.e your friend. Disliking your friends partner often stems from one of three reasons: your dating preferences don't match, you're experiencing platonic jealousy, you're genuinely worried about this other person being bad for your friend, exploitative or abusive. We talk about all three of these outcomes in today's episode along with what to do in response: do you stay silent or speak up?
Listen now!
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182. Social media is ruining my mental health
Social media is impacting our mental health in ways we are not ready or willing to acknowledge, and it's time we talk about it. In today's episode we discuss all the psychology of social media and how it is embedded in our social lives, our relationships, our beliefs, our daily routines, our news and our self worth. We break down how social media was designed to be addictive, how it captures more of our time than we think, the differences between people who have been on social media for over 10 years versus who have never been and what we can do about it. We also discuss the role of algorithms and misinformation. There is so much negativity spread online and innate need to compare ourselves to others, but I also believe we can have a positive and moderated relationship with these platforms. Listen now.
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Customer Reviews
Constructive review
(My POV: German, listen while driving to work ~ 25min, interested in the human nature for understanding, investing, improving)
++ no background music
++ clean voice, no stumbling,comfortable to listen to => perfect for such a podcast
+ good speed, I don’t have to slow down neither speed up
+ Content up to date and interesting
+ focus on content => not reporting much about private trivial content
Improve/ recommendations:
- keep a short intro (< 90sec) (outlook of ep., but no background story)
- have a defined length = listener will rather schedule the known gap for you than to take a very long block not knowing the outcome
(If you are good - make it their regular podcast for travel to work)
- (already doing:) keep giving practical advice with examples 👍
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Create an experience your listener know what to expect and what the outcome (helpful advice, length, etc.) will be and you are on a good way 👍
You are a genius!
After listening to your podcast on procrastination I actually went and started on my project which I have been postponing for 4 years. Now that’s something!! I am right now listening to your podcast about health anxiety and it strikes all the right chord. Everything that you mentioned felt like was taken out of my life.i think deep down I knew a lot of it but I really needed someone to say it in such a soothing calm way.
It’s like a hug
This podcast is like a hug, saying everything will be fine. Also very nice to hear that I’m not the only one going through this