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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2026 · 20 MIN

#69: Petra Velzeboer and the Modern Workplace

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Episode Notes In this conversation, Petra Velzeboer reflects on how work has changed since COVID-19, from the role of technology and remote work to personal agency and connection. Petra explores what responsibility leaders and individuals now carry in creating healthier, more meaningful ways of working amid ongoing pressure and complexity. Our Guest: Petra Velzeboer Renowned as a trailblazing mental health leader, Petra Velzeboer is a TEDx speaker, CEO of consultancy PVL, and author of Begin with You and her new book Digital Wellbeing: Recharge Your Focus and Reboot Your Life. In an era dominated by AI, tech addiction, and escalating geopolitical pressures, Petra is the expert organizations turn to for solutions to create resilient, mentally healthy cultures. With deep expertise in workplace wellness and a mission to combat distraction and disconnection, she inspires audiences with actionable strategies to boost connection, productivity, fulfillment, and unlock human potential. Petra is relatable, engaging, and unafraid to share hard-hitting truths, offering practical insights that help organizations navigate rapid change and create meaningful, lasting success. References: Petra Velzeboer Likedin profile www.petravelzeboer.com Listen to the next Episode All Podcast Episodes

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