Doing What Works

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Doing What Works is a nationally-syndicated radio talk show that helps you fix what you don't like about your life.

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  1. 5일 전

    Are you a team player?

    Would you rather work independently or as part of a team? This edition of Doing What Works is a study in why that matters. Here are your show notes… The Tyranny of E-mail. Job hunting usually means being rejected before accepted. “Not a good fit” is a perfect reframe for rejection.

    40분

  2. 2월 16일

    How do you withstand the boring?

    Much of life is deeply repetitive. This edition of Doing What Works is a recipe for transcendence. Here are your show notes… Bobby Darin’s “Change.” A piano medley from Rocky. Gordon Lightfoot’s “If You Could Read My Mind.” Dogs might need the sniffing more than the walking. Humans aren’t machines; the goal isn’t to minimize downtime. Pattern interrupt! The human heart demands an adventure.

    40분

  3. 2월 10일

    How do you process grief?

    Someone you love dies. A relationship you love ends. One version of you disappears before a new one reveals itself. This edition of Doing What Works will help you cope. Here are your show notes… “It is such a mysterious place, the land of tears.” Reverse engineering your life to avoid regret is the personal version of a premortem. I wish I might go back and do the little things you asked me to. When you pick a lost cause, you really commit. The best present to give your high school senior!

    40분

  4. 2월 3일

    How do you stitch together a career?

    Maureen’s career looks more like the route a school bus takes than an expressway to anywhere. But she’s still having fun, learning a lot, and relishing the chance to share it in this edition of Doing What Works. Here are your show notes… Sheryl Sandberg suggests you look at your career as a jungle gym, not a ladder. Marshall Goldsmith suggests you thank people for their feedback and decide later what to do with that. Dick Bolles said you’re meant to enjoy your work.

    40분

  5. 2020. 12. 28.

    Do you say yes often enough?

    You don’t know what’s going to make you happy until you try it. The job or the relationship that looks good on paper may not feel so great at, say, ten o’clock on a Tuesday. That’s one reason to say yes to more things, so you can get a better feel for more things. Saying yes is a habit and a mindset. If you practice saying yes to smaller things with low stakes, you might find yourself more willing to take bigger risks. That’s what we hope to inspire in this edition of Doing What Works. Here are your show notes… Irresistible author Adam Alter [http://adamalterauthor.com/] was one of Katie’s professors at NYU Stern and “say yes” was his advice. “I wish I might go back and do the little things you asked me to” is from a poem by Alice E. Chase [https://www.scrapbook.com/poems/doc/860.html] entitled “To My Grown-Up Son.” Saying “yes” (and “yes, and”) is a rule of improv [https://medium.com/the-improv-blog/the-first-rule-of-improv-is-yes-and-30e5954240d6]. “If you can’t imagine any other explanation for a set of facts, it might be because you are bad at imagining things.” That’s from Dilbert creator Scott Adams [https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays]. “Marriage is a big bet. It’s the only bet of its kind, one in which you say, ‘This feels right; I think I’ll change everything.’” That’s from Jerry Seinfeld [https://www.today.com/popculture/seinfeld-turns-25-read-jerrys-best-real-life-lines-1D79884423].

    39분
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Doing What Works is a nationally-syndicated radio talk show that helps you fix what you don't like about your life.

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    Doing What Works
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    2015년 - 2026년
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