Amy Edmondson on why we need more 'intelligent failures'
Professor Amy Edmondson - of Harvard Business School no less! - famously coined the phrase ‘psychological safety’. She tells Áine why we need more ‘intelligent failures’ in life and careers!
Professor Amy Edmondson - of Harvard Business School no less! - famously coined the phrase ‘psychological safety’. She tells Áine why we need more ‘intelligent failures’ in life and careers!
Galway-based Games Guru Brenda Romero on bouncing back after huge redundancies at her firm, and a radically changing global games industry.
We visit Narrative 4 at their summer camp in Limerick which empowers young migrant girls through the power of telling their own stories.
Reporter Brian Lally is on the scene with Aoife's Clown Doctors to hear about how they bring joy and laughter to children and parents in hospital.
Ethan Kross, one of the world’s leading experts on emotional regulation who has written a new blueprint for dealing with life’s curveballs in a New York Times bestselling book called ‘SHIFT”.
The King of Chemo, Iain Ward, on how he built a community of 16 million people and why he wants to break a world record for charity fundraising while being treated for...
Áine heard about the value of teaching empathy to future leaders from the University of Galway's UNESCO Child and Family Research's Prof Pat Dolan and youth researchers and coordinators Jack Gaffey and...
Renowned CEO Peter Cuneo on how he turned Marvel Entertainment into a Superhero business that was eventually sold to Disney for 4.5 billion dollars.
Áine heard from bestselling author Jennifer Breheny Wallace on why we need to find ways to matter in today’s world of burnout and loneliness.
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