Coaching for Wellbeing and Managing Burnout
As an “overachiever” I would habitually push my body to its limits in an effort to achieve results and win approval and love.
A variety of high profile media outlets have featured my work and thought leadership on topics including personal and workplace productivity, wellbeing, the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the workplace, coaching, and work-life balance.
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As an “overachiever” I would habitually push my body to its limits in an effort to achieve results and win approval and love.
This is what a top neuroscientist and coach wants you to know about magnetism and getting that true glow. Follow her very do-able 5 steps.
Increasingly, coaches will encounter clients looking for help to cope with work demands. I invented a tool called the Grid™ that answers this need.
“How feeling safe at work delivers lasting resilience, good performance and a boost in staff engagement” article in Executive Coaching.
Impostor syndrome, feeling misunderstood and pressure to stay on top can plague many academics. Magdalena Bak-Maier advises how to prevent them derailing your efficiency.
Last year I received a desperate call from the CEO of a successful tech start-up. “Help me not to go over the edge, Magdalena!” he pleaded. “I fear I’m going to burn out and harm myself.”
With predictions of automation taking over and mass unemployment, it’s hard not to feel panicked. But the future of work could be liberating.
Do you always feel busy and struggle to complete tasks? Recognise that you can’t do it all, say productivity experts.
Sophisticated machines are fast outpacing jobs. What does this mean for the future of work? And if there are no jobs, what we will do with our time?
With predictions of automation taking over and mass unemployment, it’s hard not to feel panicked. But the future of work could be liberating.
“Are you easily distracted? Tips on being productive” Magalena Bak-Maier takes part in a live chat Q&A session about tips for productivity on The Guardian.
Technical success today is rarely an individual effort but more often the work of many experts working on a complex and interrelated team.
There’s a well-established notion in much of the scientific community that big breakthroughs occur when people work together and when previously separate disciplines are fused.