... with being uncomfortable. This week Money's Julia Newbould speaks with behavioural economist and psychologist, Phil Slade, about the need to make the most out of your earning ability. They discuss: What does it mean by being comfortable with being ...
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It is relatively safe to assume that throughout human history, most people who achieved anything of significance only did so after setting a goal. I want to climb that mountain, win that competition, achieve that status, conquer that country, be that ...
... and is it really happening? This week Money's Julia Newbould talks with behavioural economist and psychologist Phil Slade about this recent phenomenon. Phil shares some tips for people who are thinking about leaving their current job. The pair also ...
There was a time when five of us were were hired at a large corporation at the same time - two men and three women, all with similar experience and similar levels in the organisation. One night at after-work drinks we started talking about our salaries ...
"The great resignation" is one of those phrases that has been so over-used recently that even writing it makes me cringe a little as it creeps toward cliché. But it does effectively describe the interesting trend of people using the return to the office ...
Aunt Marilyn had many great qualities, but as a teenager making decisions under pressure didn't seem to be one of them. In the summer of '79 on a central NSW wheat and sheep farm, a 15-year-old Marilyn was driving her younger brother, my uncle ...
It's the oldest parenting trick in the book. Your child looks at you and says, "I'm hungry!", usually after seeing an ad for junk food. If you ask them what they want, they are unlikely to choose something healthy. So instead, you say, "Would you like ...
If I asked you to walk across a 10m long, 20cm wide plank that is 10cm above the ground, I'm sure you would have no trouble doing it. No one falls off at 10cm. Raise it to 1m and likely this will still be simple enough. Raise it to 2m and you'll probably ...
I have an old school friend (let's call him John). He was your classic introvert, preferring the simplicity of numbers over complex relationships, trading basketball cards over playing sport, chess over parties. John's superpower was numbers. ...
You are standing in a room with about 100 other people, all in small groups talking in hushed tones. Glances are exchanged between groups, attempting to discern between serious bidders or curious neighbours, competitors or spectators. A number of real ...
