Resultados Editorial "Audible Originals" en Negocios y profesiones

Take a moment to consider the progress you’ve made, especially if you’re having a bad day. Hold a vantage point of clarity and calm; you can weather any setback.

Make love the medium with which you greet the world, and most of all yourself, and see the impact. When you treat yourself with kindness, it’s easier to treat others with kindness, too.

Allow the best version of yourself to come forward by simply pausing to consider your options. The fast pace of daily life makes slowing down hard, but it’s always available to you.

Take a moment to hear how the effort to know and love yourself with authenticity can be a sort of rebirth that can uncover your true goals and to see the world in new ways.

When we accept that change is always happening in every aspect of life, we can let go of the stress and tension we experience by resisting it. Observe change and allow it to flow through you.

Practice letting go of the need to control and the notion of how things should be, and feel the peacefulness of being present in the moment as it is.

True inner peace begins with gratitude, but daily life’s turbulence makes it easy to slip into a pattern of defensive thinking. Take a few minutes now to contemplate all you have to be grateful for.

It’s difficult to totally disconnect from our jobs outside of work hours. But not doing so can cause long-term stress, burnout, and loss of the joy we find in work. As a top tech leader, Bruce Daisley has seen up close how an around-the-clock work culture can lead employees to feel perpetually stressed-out, disengaged, and unhappy. In this workshop, Daisley lays out specific strategies to help us break free from the unhealthy work habits that lead to burnout and shows us that protecting our personal time can lead to more inspiration and more joy on the job.

L'acteur et humoriste Ahmed Sylla vous invite chez lui pour cuisiner en temps réel des recettes de son cru pour les Fêtes de fin d'année ! Dans cette édition cadeau de Sound Chef, place à une cuisine chaleureuse et décalée. Vous connaissez Ahmed Sylla pour ses films ou ses spectacles de stand-up, mais saviez-vous que c'est aussi un grand épicurien et passionné de cuisine ? Non ? Et bien vous allez le découvrir, en réalisant avec lui 4 recettes inédites, pour une évasion gourmande aux saveurs épicées et voyageuses.

Managing stress comes down to understanding - and solving - what therapist Megan Bruneau calls the stress equation. According to Bruneau, stress is the result of thinking that your perceived responsibilities are greater than your perceived capacity to take them on. In this workshop, Bruneau tells us how to change those perceptions to manage stress, whether it originates at the office or elsewhere. From understanding that you can’t do everything yourself to taking time to boost your mood, Bruneau identifies concrete ways to help you de-stress and handle life’s messiness.

Cuisinez votre première recette offerte "Sound Chef" en temps réel avec le Chef Cyril Lignac ! Au menu : des brochettes de St-Jacques au chorizo dorées à souhait, et une purée de patate douce à la vanille. Mmmh... Avec "Sound Chef", vous allez apprendre à réaliser des recettes inédites et secrètes, en vous laissant simplement guider par la voix de Grands Chefs et de vos personnalités préférées !

Dans cette édition Automne-Hiver, place à une cuisine réconfortante et des recettes chaleureuses. Cyril Lignac, Nina Metayer et Christelle Huet Gomez vont cuisiner en direct avec vous, et vous guider pas à pas pour réaliser des plats inédits !

Addressing some of the specific challenges female entrepreneurs face, That’s What She Said provides women with game-changing advice for every step of the process - from the germ of a business idea to making your first million (or two)! It’s fantastic hearing about inspirational women who’ve reached the dizzy heights of Oprah Winfrey, Marie Forleo or Sheryl Sandberg - but what if that’s not your ambition? What if success, for you, looks completely different?

Whether it’s by procrastinating or undermining our own abilities, we often let ourselves get in the way of our happiness or success. Why do we create our own obstacles and - more importantly - how do we stop? In this workshop, award-winning clinical psychologist and TV personality Dr. Judy Ho identifies the six thought triggers that often lead to self-sabotage, then lays out the four strategies that will help you fight these thought patterns and allow you to reach your best life.

From internationally recognized inquiry teacher and life coach Meadow DeVor comes the invitation you’ve been waiting for: Stop living as if worthiness is for someone better, thinner, smarter, or more successful, and start living with self-worth. (Yes! Self-worth is something you can learn and practice, and The Worthy Project tells you how.)

Career Change Coach, Selina Barker, is here to help. Listen in as she takes six different people on a career change journey to help them figure out what work they would really love to do and create a plan of how to make that career change happen. In each episode you'll follow one person's journey, getting to listen in on their coaching sessions with Selina and following them as she sends them off on a task to try out a new career idea.

Please note: contains strong language and adult content.

Journalist Charlene White gains unprecedented access to some of Britain's oldest and most famous companies and institutions to find out what makes them successful. In each episode we will meet the people behind this success; senior management and staff, past and present, this series gets under the skin of these world famous organisations.

Networking: It’s the most effective way to build a career, right? It is if you do it the right way, building trust along with your list of contacts. Tiffany Pham, author of You Are a Mogul, shows you how making connections is just the start. How you treat them is what really matters. Pham teaches you how to be a giver and not an exploiter, treating your network as a collection of lasting friendships that require nurturing and communication. She shares how networking can help you conquer imposter syndrome by giving you opportunities to show your strengths.

It’s a bracing reality of 21st-century business: Most start-ups fail. What matters is how companies respond to failure - and how they break bad habits to foster innovation. In this invigorating conversation, you’ll hear how entrepreneur and author Eric Ries learned the hard way that it’s not enough to have a great idea. Successful businesses must continually test and refine products, leveraging feedback from real customers to make incremental improvements.