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Your Self at Work

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Podcast Overview

Daryll Henrich and Kristin Maczko come together to discuss the complex relationship between productivity and mental health in large organizations. They explore why it can be so difficult to maintain our wellbeing in the workplace, including topics such as empathy, burnout, transitions, and organizational design. They share both personal experiences and best practices from leaders in the field. Daryll and Kristin both worked at Google, where he was a VP of Engineering and she was the Director of Mental Health and Wellbeing. Video available on YouTube!

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December 4, 2023

Ep. 6: You Have a Choice, with Eric Nehrlich

Eric Nehrlich is an executive coach who draws on twenty years of experience in the tech industry to help leaders be more effective. Before becoming a coach, Eric spent ten years in tech startups, before joining Google and where he eventually led business strategy and operations as the Chief of Staff for the Google Search Ads team for six years, during which time it grew past $100B in revenue. Eric recently published his first book, "You Have A Choice: Beyond Hard Work to Meaningful Impact" We discuss Eric's own career path, and how he learned to build on his natural strengths; Eric's personal story of burnout, and how it informed his thinking on the choices we have; how the ability to discern what we can and cannot control opens up to have more impact; and how accepting our limitations enables us to make a big impact in the areas that matter to us the most.

October 26, 2023

Ep. 5: Perfectionists at Work, with Connie Quinn

Connie Quinn is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been practicing since 1996, the last 7 years dedicated to employee sponsored health care tech clients. She has held faculty appointments at both Adelphi and Columbia University, is a Certified Sex Therapist. Currently she's the the virtual medical Director at a National Primary Care Company after many years of state and federal service. We discuss common mental health challenges of tech workers, including depression, anxiety, and the imposter syndrome that comes when perfectionists find themselves surrounded by the "best and the brightest".

August 28, 2023

Ep. 4: Leading with Heart, with Danielle Krettek Cobb

Danielle Krettek Cobb is a trailblazing force in empathic design. She was the youngest senior executive on Apple’s Graphic Design team, where she worked on the seminal launches of the MacBook Pro, iPhone, and iPad. Danielle then led special projects at Google X, Alphabet’s Moonshot Factory, before going on to found the Google Empathy Lab. Currently, Danielle serves on the board and is Chief Creative Advisor to Hume AI and Ram Dass’ Love Serve Remember Foundation, and hosts the upcoming podcast Feeling Our Way. We discuss finding the courage to express our authentic selves, how companies can be more heart centered in their work, the ROI of empathy, the power of deep relationship in creative work, and how to resource ourselves to lead change. This episode was recorded before the tragic wildfires in Maui, where Danielle lives and is an active member of the Hawaiian community. If you would like to donate to the relief efforts, Danielle recommends <a href="http://alohainaction.com/">⁠alohainaction.com⁠</a>, a multigenerational native Hawaiian founded 501c3 giving 100% to Lāhainā. Link to Danielle's Ram Dass documentary as discussed: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_ZWN51BwufLy27Q7g9zbYMK-lpZ86GG-/view

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What is Your Self at Work?: Daryll Henrich and Kristin Maczko come together to discuss the complex relationship between productivity and mental health in large organizations. They explore why it can be so difficult to maintain our wellbeing in the workplace, including topics such as empathy, burnout, transitions, and organizational design. They share both personal experiences and best practices from leaders in the field. Daryll and Kristin both worked at Google, where he was a VP of Engineering and she was the Director of Mental Health and Wellbeing.

Video available on YouTube!
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates inactive.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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