# Paul Mckenna

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Beyond Coding: Why the Future of Software Engineering Needs Philosophy

In this episode, Gena sits down with Li Zhang, a veteran software engineer, former project manager, and founder of Code Future. Li shares her global journey across Shanghai, New York, and the UK, offering candid insights into the stark cultural differences in tech pressure, battling imposter syndro…

Not Bad With Money - Just Running an Old Program

“You only see what you believe.” Welcome back to the NLP UK Training podcast! Hosted by NLP Trainers Steve Kay and Kali Fraser from NLPUKTraining.com – a leading provider of NLP Practitioner and Master Practitioner certification in the UK. In this episode, Steve and Kali ask a question that reframe…

Please Keep Me Anonymous - Best Of Part Three

On this week's Please Keep Me Anonymous Best Ofs, we're revisiting Chris and Rosie's chats with Joel Dommett, Tom Davis, Stevie Martin and Maisie Adam! With stories about how Tom got his Nando's Black Card, Joel's dealings with Paul McKenna, Stevie's queer icon status and Maisie's crush on Zayn Ma…

What If AI Makes Me Obsolete? Navigating Career Anxiety in Tech

In this episode, Gena tackles the unspoken fear weighing heavily on tech workers today: "What if AI makes me obsolete?" Examining the issue through both an IT and clinical psychology lens, Gina explains why AI anxiety is rarely about the technology itself, but rather about core human needs like sec…

Why High Achievers Have Imposter Syndrome | Dr. Tara Perry

Quinton had been to Dr. Joe Dispenza. He'd flown from Japan to do it. And he came out of it with a question he couldn't shake: how do I take this deeper? The answer turned out to be sitting in middle Tennessee, about thirty minutes from where he now lives. This episode is a conversation between a …

Attention Hygiene: Why Your Brain Needs a Break from Input

In this episode, Gena dissects the invisible drain on modern tech workers: constant digital interruptions. Examining the issue through an IT and clinical psychology lens, she reveals how endless notifications fracture our focus, create false urgency, and rapidly exhaust our mental reserves. KEY TA…

Human SRE: Applying Reliability Engineering to Yourself

In this episode, Gena previews her upcoming presentation at SRE Day London on Sept. 24. Bridging her dual background in software engineering and clinical hypnotherapy, she challenges tech professionals, including SREs, DevOps, and cloud engineers, to apply core site reliability engineering principl…

When Internal Systems Fail: Lessons from the Susan Fowler Uber Case

This episode discusses workplace sexual harassment and discrimination. The discussion is based primarily on Susan Fowler's published account and contemporary reporting. Some events described are allegations or Fowler's account of her experience; where I discuss the subsequent investigations and l…

Why Winning Stops Feeling Like Enough with Janylene Turcotte

You've done the work. You've succeeded. You've held it all together — and yet life still feels like a solid 7 out of 10, with a hollowness you can't quite name. In this eye-opening episode of That Will Nevr Work, Maurice sits down with Janylène Turcotte — strategic hypnocoach, ICF-certified coach, …