Ep. 1 | Locus of Control

Episode 1 of the Be Human, Not Concrete: the Hearten Up podcast with Joel Clapham podcast, hosted by Hearten Up, titled "Ep. 1 | Locus of Control" was published on November 11, 2023 and runs 21 minutes.

November 11, 2023 ·21m · Be Human, Not Concrete: the Hearten Up podcast with Joel Clapham

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In this first episode of Be Human, Not Concrete: the Hearten Up podcast with Joel Clapham: We hear about why the podcast has been created Take a look at the psychological concept of 'locus of control', and Get a couple of suggested resources about mental health and psychology. The two resources mentioned are accessible/available here: Online tool: MyCompass Book: How to Do the Work Any and all feedback is welcome! Email [email protected] or drop by our social channels: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn

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In this first episode of Be Human, Not Concrete: the Hearten Up podcast with Joel Clapham:

We hear about why the podcast has been created
Take a look at the psychological concept of 'locus of control', and
Get a couple of suggested resources about mental health and psychology.

The two resources mentioned are accessible/available here:

Any and all feedback is welcome!

Email [email protected] or drop by our social channels:

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