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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2024 · 10 MIN

Remote Working - Is It Any Good For Us?

from The Dynamics Of Everyday Life

Covid changed the world in many ways, including how we work.Remote working has become popular but as much as it has its benefits, it also has its downsides. We’re spending more time in a virtual world which can affect our bodies and mind. Today's episode will help get us to reflect on remote working and find out if it’s really good for us!Here are the highlights from this episode:(04:03) The risk of becoming completely isolated.(04:31) People can make up stories and narratives about us.(06:32) Denial can abound whilst we are working on our own.(07:54) We have nowhere to leave our anxiety.Connect with Julia:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramABOUT THE PODCASTThe Dynamics of Everyday Life explores the psychological patterns shaping how we think, work and relate to others; bringing psychodynamic thinking into coaching, leadership and everyday life.If you're a coach interested in learning more about psychodynamic approaches to coaching, you can explore Julia's training programmes on her website.FOLLOW THE PODCASTIf you're enjoying The Dynamics of Everyday Life, follow the podcast on your listening app so you don't miss future episodes.

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