Best Implicit Response Podcasts (2026)

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Understanding The Nonconscious Mind 11:27

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"... even if you're not consciously perceiving something, it is definitely being registered somewhere in your brain, even if it's not being quite translated to a conscious perception. So it's definitely possible to adapt to things that you're not aware that you're seeing" In this episode of Truthsayers®️ Neurocast™️, Lauren Henry, Associate Directo…

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Capturing The Truth: Going Inside Neurotech®️ 6:42

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"The enlightening part is where the implicit feelings don't match the explicit sayings that people are giving. And I think that's the area where people need to start looking at, and therefore why it's so important that we do actually try to get implicit responses from people as well as their explicit." Neurotech® is different to any other people an…

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Why Is Embedding Change So Tough And What To Do About It? 28:20

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In this episode of The Neurocast™️, Truthsayers®️ CEO, Simon Stapleton, talks to Mark Matheson, Agile Ways of Working Coach, about the challenges that leaders face when embedding change within an organisation. Mark Matheson has been working in change and transformation for 35 years. With certifications in SAFe and Scrum, and experience in Disciplin…

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Using Neuroscience To Unlock Capability For Change 21:32

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"Using the ideas of neuroscience and recognising that it is the brain of the person we are talking to - that's the real stakeholder - and therefore getting under the skin of what's happening and finding out how they're feeling is so important." How can we measure our Capability for Change? In this episode of The Neurocast™️ Cheryl Stapleton is join…

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THIS Is Why You Need To Take Neurodiversity In The Workplace Seriously 30:01

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Host Simon Stapleton is joined on this episode of the Neurocast™️ by Terry Lees, People and Change Consultant and Remi Ray, Neurodivergent High Performance Coach and Entrepreneur. This compelling conversation gets to the truth of what it’s like to be neurodivergent in business today. Remi shares insights into her personal struggles as a neurodiverg…

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Can You Really Measure The Impact You Make? 5:04

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In the final part, the 4th of 4 episodes, Simon Stapleton chats with Perry Timms, Founder & Chief Energy Officer of PTHR about how Neurotech is enabling the measurement of impact to chart the changes being made in real terms. "... to see all the ones and zeros we've got in our systems are actually making a real change, for real people, in business …

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Using Sentiment Data De-Risks Critical Decision Making 4:44

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This is the 3rd of 4 episodes featuring Perry Timms, Founder & Chief Energy Officer at PTHR. Here, Perry and Simon discuss how using sentiment data has taken the risk out of decision making - if you can really know how people really feel, you know your decisions are what people really need. Perry Timms is a renowned blogger, author and TEDx speaker…

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Getting A True Measure Of How People Really Feel 5:10

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This is the 2nd of 4 episodes, featuring Perry Timms, TEDx Speaker, Author, Coach and Founder & Chief Energy Officer at PTHR. Here he chats with Simon Stapleton about how important it is to be able to accurately measure attitudes and how these will shift and change with time and at different levels within a workforce. "I saw some research this morn…

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The Realities Of Post-Pandemic Leadership 6:51

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This is the 1st of 4 episodes. Simon Stapleton, Co-Founder of Truthsayers®, talks to Perry Timms, TEDx Speaker, Author, Coach and Founder & Chief Energy Officer at PTHR about the realities and challenges facing leaders as we come out of the pandemic. ❇️ Find out more about PTHR: https://www.pthr.co.uk Please follow ➡️ like 👍 and share 🚀 content fro…

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Jan 30 - Have it your way: How we all perceive "choice" differently 4:49

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Living where you live, and being brought up how you were - you have a certain perception of choice... but, not everybody shares that perception. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/understandingself/message

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Jan 29 - Context is everything: How our experiences form chemical and contextual responses 4:51

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Sometimes even the smallest event can change how we perceive something for the rest of our lives. Today, we talk a bit about that... this one is for (or, from) the birds! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/understandingself/message

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Jan 28 - What's my age again? How aging changes our decision making processes 3:54

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It's said that we make roughly 35,000 decisions a day... that's an awful lot of decision making. In the course of our lives we will make millions of decisions. How do our decision making processes and abilities change over time? Age, experience, context, and a near-endless stream of other factors play a role... so, let's dive into that... --- Send …

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Jan 27 - Solving It All: Our constant drive to find answers and how is shapes us 4:12

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As humans, we're always looking for answers to life's questions... why am i here? Who am i? Where did i leave my keys? What do you want for dinner? Our brains are wired to find solutions, and to find them fast - but what's the cost? The path we take to find our solutions not only influences the answers, it also shapes who we are and how we interact…

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Jan 26 - Looks matter: Overcoming appearance, attraction and your implicit beauty bias 4:19

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It's a fact of life we can't escape - we all make snap judgements based on appearances. It's a part of who we are - both our own appearance and how we are influenced by the appearance of others. So let's explore that and find out what we can do to better understand our own implicit beauty (and other) biases. --- Send in a voice message: https://pod…

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Jan 25 - Organized Chaos: How organized, or disorganized, environments shape us 3:48

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Ever wonder why some people are organized, and some are "all over the map" ? Organization can be a sign of conformity and level-headedness, but disorganization of your environment can also be a sign of some great (and useful) qualities. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/understandingself/message…

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Jan 24 - Stopping to smell the roses: The impact of a pause in addressing disappointment 4:42

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Stopping to smell the roses - or taking a pause to reflect and appreciate what you have in your life - plays a big role in how we deal with disappointment in our lives. How we deal with disappointment can shape our mood, attitude, and response to engage with the world around us. So how does this all work, and what can you do to better deal with dis…

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Jan 23 - Creativity: Where does it come from, and how do we become more creative? 5:43

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Creativity is often thought of as an inherent trait - something we're born with. Research shows that it's much more than that, and like much of who we are - is a direct functioning of our past and present environment. "Well," you ask, " how can I become more creative?" - Time to put on our creative lens and get a closer look at who we are when we e…

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Jan 22 - A rose by any other name: How we're shaped by language 4:28

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Language - the backdrop for all of our communication with the world, whether written, verbal, or otherwise, plays a significant role in shaping who we are; but how often do we actually think about the part it plays? Today we dig into some pretty interesting perspective on language, and share this link to the TED talk with Lera Boroditsky. Check it …

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Jan 21 - Daydream weaver - Shower thoughts and other ways to innovate 4:46

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Daydreamining is a skillset that is often thought to be detrimental, but the wandering mind actually provides us many great benefits - psychologically, physically, and creatively. So, what do we know about it, and how can we get better at allowing daydreaming to be a part of our lives? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod…

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Jan 20: Laughing on the Inside: The role of humour in regulating who we are 4:40

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Humour, and our ability to find it and exploit the advantages it brings to us, is a major factor in developing who we are. It plays a role in regulating our hormone levels, drives positive physicald and mental health benefits, and it helps us socially as well. So, let's explore more about that, and about some of the things you can do to work on you…

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Jan 19 - Great Expectations - How we set our future self up for success 4:36

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Expectations play a huge part in how we perceive and interact with the world. They're informed by our past, and they set ourselves up for our future. Regardless of what goals or ambitions we might have, it can all be thrown off course by expectations that don't line up with the path that we're on... so... what can we do about it? --- Send in a voic…

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Jan 18 - Early Birds and Night Owls: Why we all sleep a little differently 4:36

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There are some natural processes to sleeping, yet we all have our preferences of when and how we sleep. For some, it's getting up early that helps start their day. For others (like myself), the late evening productivity feels right. But really - which is best? We'll talk today a bit about how our sleep cycles are informed by our biology, physiology…

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Jan 17 - What's my name again?: How your name shapes your life 5:09

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For most, we don't often think too deeply on our names and the role they play in our lives. Depending on your situation this may be a little different, but our name is often just thought to be a part of who we are - whether we like it or not. Yet, your name plays a pretty significant role in shaping the world around you - especially at a young age …

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Jan 16 - Book 'em, Danno: The power of reading on our mental and physical health 3:57

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Weekends can be a great time to escape, find a little downtime and kick back with a good book. Reading - and specifically reading physical books - can have a significant and lasting impact on our mental and physical wellness. It can also determine our path in life through influence on our schooling, college admissions and standardized testing, job …

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Jan 15: What's in a (nick) name: the impact a moniker makes 4:20

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Many of us have nicknames. Whether it's for ourselves or others, a form of endearment or a sarcastic quip, perhaps even a loving dig at a close friend or family member... or sometimes, an inappropriate or derogatory one. No matter the intent or background, nicknames and our perception of them impact our view of those close to us, and of ourselves. …

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Jan 14- The incredible power and critical role of storytelling in our lives 6:36

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While the things we experience for ourselves are a critical part of shaping who we are, so too are the stories associated with our experience. Storytelling is a fundamental human trait, and is how we share about our lives, how we convey our experience and emotion, or how we tell ourselves about the day ahead. The stories others share can have that …

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Jan 13: Friends, with benefits: How friendships impact your mental and physical health 5:03

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Friendships play a critical role in forming who we are. We learn about forming friendships from a young age, and those experiences shape who we connect with and how we interact. Our early friendships can shape a lot of our perspective and direction in life, and even today we rely on these interactions for a lot of the connection and positive feedba…

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Jan 12 - The science of food, and how it impacts our mental and physical health 4:54

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In an extension of yesterday's episode on where our food preferences come from, today we'll get into more about the impacts food has on our mental health. We often consider the physical implications of a poor diet to our overall wellness - including our mood, focus, and perception of the world around us. We'll learn a few quick tips on what we can …

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Jan 11: You eat what you are: How we learn to like food and what you can do about it. 4:30

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They say you are what you eat... but is that true? How do our food preferences, and our food choices, impact our every day life. Today and tomorrow, we'll explore how our food preferences develop, can be altered, and what it does to our physical and mental well being. Nutrition is a far more important factor than you may think. --- Send in a voice …

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Jan 10 - Won't you be... your neighbourhood 4:07

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Where we live plays a significant role in who we become, and who we continue to be. As children, our neighbourhood helps set the foundation for our perspectives on life and the relationships we form - everything from our love of books to our social interactions are formed with our surroundings helping inform every decision or thought we form. We ex…

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Jan 9 - The forming of our musical tastes 4:27

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Today, we're going to explore where our musical tastes come from... or... really any of our tastes, though we'll talk specifically about music today and how we form our preferences.... and the benefits that can (and does) bring into our lives. This week, we're also building a spotify playlist of songs that can help expand your musical tastes. While…

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Jan 8 - Turn down your radio, you magnificent uni-tasker 4:41

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We've all heard about the great benefits of multi-tasking, but is it true? It might be - just maybe not for humans. Today, we take a deeper look at ourselves by understanding what's happening when we turn down the radio to find an address or park our car. Why does this happen, and what does it tell us about ourselves? --- Send in a voice message: h…

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Jan 7 - Here's lookin' at me, me: The impact of self-reflection 3:44

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Today we dig into a bit about self-reflection and take a look back at the week that was. The importance of taking some time to think back on your own self can't possibly be overstated, as it is in this action that we drive self-awareness and create the best opportunity for ourselves to grow. So, think back on your week a little as we get ready for …

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Jan 6 - The complexity of influence and marketing on self 5:38

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In today's episode, we dive into thought on how we're influenced in our lives. We talk a bit about marketing, which is just one of many influences in our day to day that we'll get into over the course of this podcast. I share a couple of stories that might be a bit surprising, if not enlightening, and we'll get a little deeper into just how much in…

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Jan 5 - Creating intention with small goals for big gains 5:18

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In a follow up to our very first episode about resolutions, today we talk a bit more in depth about the benefit of smaller, bite-sized goals and the big gains they can create over time. We'll talk about the compounding benefits that this process can create, as well as how it fits into the behavioural psychology modelling of the decision making proc…

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Jan 4 - Of two minds: how our brain makes decisions 5:49

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The brain is a pretty incredible thing. Everything you have ever experienced in life, all of your biases, everything is stored up there in that compact space, and is recalled in a variety of ways to help inform your decision making processes. The two systems - the creatively named fast system and the slow system - help to make those decisions for y…

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Jan 3 - Failure is an option.... and finding positive opportunities 6:01

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We're all trying to figure out how to be successful, but along the way we're bound to experience failure. In fact, we're bound to experience far more failure than we are success - especially if we're taking risks. Some of the most successful individuals in life have experienced the most failures. So what does failure actually do within us biologica…

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Jan 2 - Forming (and breaking) habits... for better or worse 4:24

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Today, we expand on the Jan 1 episode about resolutions and focus in a bit more on habits. What makes us form them, how do we break them, and where do they show up in our lives. The answer to that last part is - everywhere. Our habits are a subconscious connection to who we are - a window to our soul, and we aren't the only ones trying to get a gli…

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Jan 1 - Resolutions 3:48

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Every year, millions of North Americans set out resolutions to start anew in for the year ahead. But where did this come from, why do we do it, and why do SO many of us (self included!) fail at our resolutions. We'll get into a brief history, and talk a little about some tactics to achieve those goals this year with just a slight change of perspect…

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Trailer - Understanding Self 0:54

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This is the trailer for Understanding Self, a podcast about discovering the inner workings of... you! We'll dive into the psychology of what influences every aspect of who we are, and talk a little about how we can use that information to become a better version of ourselves every day. It'll be bite-sized, light and fun, and we'll throw a question …

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What We Say & How We Truly Feel - Why Are These So Different? 7:11

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In the 3rd part of this three-part conversation, host Simon Stapleton chats with Paul Anderson Walsh about some of the eye-opening outcomes they have been gathering for clients, using Neurotech® and discuss the impact this is then having on employee turnover and retention. “The ability to be able to measure between what someone says and how they re…

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How Does Bias Spread Through An Organisation? 3:16

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In the 2nd of this three part conversation, Simon Stapleton chats to Paul Anderson Walsh about how we can get so easily be wrapped up in the biases of an organisation and question how we can still be true to ourselves in a corporate culture. This is second of three episodes in this conversation with Paul Anderson Walsh - Learning & Development Prac…

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Why Is It So Hard To Be Authentic? 4:49

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In this, the 1st of three episodes, Simon Stapleton is joined by Paul Anderson Walsh to tackle conscious bias and question why the path to authenticity isn’t always an easy one. Read the full transcript here Paul Anderson Walsh is a Learning & Development Practitioner, Author, Broadcaster, Inspirational Speaker and Life Coach. Paul is ITN Productio…

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How To Inclusively Support A Diverse Workforce 5:09

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The 3rd of 3 episodes featuring Jeff Fox. "Go to your employees and use a technique such as Neurotech® to find out how people really feel because that's authenticity ... and then using that to then have open, transparent conversations about the next steps." Read the transcript The final episode of this three part conversation between Simon Stapleto…

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The Agile Tools That Improve Resilience 4:55

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The 2nd of three episodes featuring Jeff Fox. “It’s just hugely agile and that’s what clients demand ... because the world is changing so quickly” In this episode, Simon Stapleton, Co-Founder Truthsayers® and Jeff Fox, formerly of Aon, discuss the strategies being adopted by organisations to help people adapt and be resilient as business spaces and…

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Getting To The Truth: New Methods Being Used In Business To Gather Data 5:07

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1st of 3 episodes in this conversation with Jeff Fox, formerly of Aon. "Neurotech®, and the data that that then gives us ... it's that laser vision, if you like, on the accuracy of the data; the real truth behind the reality." Read the full transcript ⁠here⁠. Simon Stapleton, Co-Founder Truthsayers®, talks with Jeff Fox, formerly of Aon about new b…

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How To Pre-Empt Mental Health Issues In The Workplace 5:06

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The 3rd of three episodes featuring Marc Caulfield, Co-Founder of Demolish the Wall, TEDx Speaker, Role Model 2020 InsideOut Leaderboard & Ambassador at The Youth Group. “What we want to do is prevent this happening. What you don’t want is to go in mop up people who have fallen over, because unfortunately some of those people won’t get up again. Wh…

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The Disparity Between What People Say And What People Feel 4:54

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This is 2nd of three episodes featuring Marc Caulfield, Co-Founder of Demolish the Wall, TEDx Speaker, Role Model 2020 InsideOut Leaderboard & Ambassador at The Youth Group. “It gives the board the facts to actually recognise they have a problem.” We focus in on why leaders really need to be brave and probe below the surface - before it’s too late.…

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Assessing Stress In The Workplace 4:49

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The 1st of three parts in this conversation with Marc Caulfield. With stress becoming an increasing concern, Marc talks to us about the importance of being able to measure the impact of stress in the workplace and how he has been using Neurotech®️to support his clients. Marc Caulfield is a TEDx Speaker, Role Model 2020 InsideOut Leaderboard & Ambas…

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Mental Health In The Workplace - What Are The Legal Responsibilities? 5:58

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"One of the major issues is that a lot of frontline managers do not realise that mental illness can actually be a disability in the workplace ... " Joanne Boyle, Legal Director, Employment Law Team at FootAnstey LLP talks to Cheryl Stapleton, Head of Communications at Truthsayers®. In this episode from Truthsayers Neurocast™ we talk to law firm, Fo…