HeyJaredWell-Developed: Bridging the gap between well-being and professional development
It is difficult to learn and perform well when you are not at your best. The Well-developed Podcast is a space to validate, normalize, and explore the ways we bring our whole selves to work.
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25. Reexamining Work-Life Balance (opens the original)
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In this episode, we sit down with Olga Kipnis to discuss herthought-provoking article, "Forget Work-Life Balance." Together, we explore why the traditional idea of work-life balance may actually hold us back and how shifting our focus toward purpose, fulfillment, and intentionally adding energizing experiences can lead to greater well-being. Olga shares practical strategies for moving beyond vague goals to meaningful action, helping listeners rethink the relationship between work and life and di
24. The Power and Importance of Networking (opens the original)
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In this episode, Dr. Abby Spencer joins us to explore why networking is one of the most valuable investments you can make in your career. We share practical strategies for building authentic professional relationships, including how to connect with colleagues in your workplace, approach networking events with purpose, and follow up in meaningful ways. We also discuss the importance of creating networking opportunities for others by making introductions, fostering collaboration, and building incl
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