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It is difficult to learn and perform well when you are not at your best. The Well-developed Podcast is a space to validate, normalize, and explore the ways we bring our whole selves to work. Learn how to capitalize on your own unique strengths, preferences, and sense of self to improve and develop your well-being!
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 39 days
Average audio length:
40 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
26 episodes
since Sept. 6, 2023
episodic
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In this episode, we sit down with Olga Kipnis to discuss herthought-provoking article, "Forget Work-Life Balance." Together, we explore why the traditional idea of work-life balance may actually hold us back and how shifting our focus toward purpose, fulfillment, and intentionally adding energizing…
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In this episode, Dr. Abby Spencer joins us to explore why networking is one of the most valuable investments you can make in your career. We share practical strategies for building authentic professional relationships, including how to connect with colleagues in your workplace, approach networking …
WashU physical therapists Alyssa Skala, PT, DPT, and Leigh Wilson, PT, DPT, CHT, take on one of our most requested topics: how to work and move better in clinical environments. From wearing lead and choosing supportive work shoes to improving hand efficiency and optimizing desk setup, they share pr…
In this episode, we explore wellbeing in medical education and the workplace with Douglas Larsen, MD, examining the balance between personal responsibility and system-level support. We unpack what personal wellbeing truly means and discuss the changes leaders and organizations can make to build sus…
This episode explores how to support yourself and others through career exploration, uncertainty, and change.
Linda Yun, business director for the Department of Anesthesiology, and Julian Magee, PT, DPT, share honest reflections on career pivots and professional reinvention. Together, they discuss…
Dr. Angela Clark, PhD, RN, president of the Goldfarb School of Nursing, joins us to discuss navigating change. In this episode, we explore the “Change Curve” and how it helps us understand the emotional and behavioral responses people experience during periods of change. We’ll share strategies—bot…
This episode explores how to reframe conflict as an opportunity for growth rather than a threat. We discuss how remaining curious and open, teams can more effectively navigate disagreements and uncover underlying issues. We have a special focus on fast-forming teams often seen in healthcare and way…
In this episode, we unpack the difference between growth and fixed mindsets, highlighting how persistence and embracing challenges support long-term professional success. You will learn strategies to develop your own growth mindset and how to guide learners to reframe mistakes as opportunities for…
This episode explores trust in the workplace and with patients—how it's built, how it's broken, and why it matters. We dive into the five domains of trust: credibility, reliability, integrity, sincerity, and engagement, and discuss how strengths in each area can enhance professional relationships, …
Molly McCormick, MD, joins us to discuss all things coaching. We break down what coaching is, why it matters, and how it supports personal and professional growth. We explore different types of coaching, key tools coaches use, how coaching differs from mentorship and sponsorship, as well as how to …
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