SE07 EP 03 – How do I work with people I do not like?
An interesting debate between our Calm Edged Rebels sparked by reading the book by Tomas Erikson, Surrounded by Idiots. Do you find it hard to work with people you do not like? Are you aware of your personality type? And how this links to your everyday life, at home or at work? Or how you compromis…
Chaos to calm: Understanding the difference between empathy and compassion S3 E9
In this episode, Jenni talks about the differences between compassion and empathy. She asks whether we need it, if we can build and grow it, and addresses some of the myths around empathy, especially when it comes to leadership. She also discusses how trust links to leadership and how this is all c…
Lose to Gain
This week's talk comes from guest preacher Rev. Laura Osborne, chaplain at West Michigan University.
Colossians 3:1-11
Paul speaks positively of the Colossian Christians’ faith, love, and hope (1:4-5) and acknowledges that the Good News is bearing fruit and growing in them (1:6). However, Epaphras…
WBEF: Hidden Workers: Sick pay, Procurement and Addressing Health Inequalities at Work with WPI Economics’ Laura Osborne and Legal & General’s Mark Tyson #96
The provision of sick pay and support for workers in ill health is a key issue in the Safe Sick Pay campaign’s push to reduce health inequality.
In a recent report for the campaign, WPI Economics highlighted the reality of Statutory Sick Pay and the positive benefits of reform - Laura Osborne joins…
Looking Forward Never Back
Today on I Love Your Energy, I have a very special guest Laura Osborne and we will talk about how she found love later in life and what’s she’s been through in relationships. A wonderful human with good energy!!!
Lessons from tribal health
Laura Osborne and John Reeves discuss the unique challenges of tribal health and what other healthcare organizations can learn from their experiences.
In the Beyond the News segment, Nick Hut and Shawn Stack provide an update on price transparency regulations.
How to Disagree Better: Julia Minson on Receptiveness and changing her mind on Transitions for minors
Host Alex Chesterfield and co-hosts Ali Goldsworthy and Laura Osborne interview Julia Minson, a researcher on disagreement, about building receptiveness and improving conflict conversations through practice, realistic goals beyond persuasion, and concrete language changes. Minson describes her back…
Why I Lost Faith in the BBC: Nihal Arthanayake on Diversity and Leadership
After a 23-year career at the BBC, award-winning broadcaster Nihal Arthanayake changed his mind about the institution's capacity for change.
In this episode of Change My Mind, Nihal speaks candidly with hosts Ali Goldsworthy, Laura Osborne, and Alex Chesterfield about his decision to leave public s…
Leor Zmigrod on why rigid thinking makes us vulnerable to extremism
Are you as open-minded as you think you are? People who rate themselves as highly adaptable often score as the most rigid during unconscious cognitive testing.
In this episode of Changed My Mind, hosts Alex Chesterfield, Ali Goldsworthy, and Laura Osborne speak with political neuroscientist Leor Zm…
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