Karen Gillespie's guest appearances

Karen Gillespie

Zoomer Week in Review

Potential Psychology

The Six to The Stix

Ryan O'Donnell

Andrew Martin

Tom Cronin

Sanjay Rawal

Peter Gray

Caroline Anderson

Joe Sweeney

Ariel Garten

Rob Hunter

Karen Young

Nadine Hamilton

Sarah Sarkis

James Garrett

Andrew May

Jeremy Hunter

OwlTail

As a mortgage agent it would be easy for me to only see one side of the housing market.  The one where homes are selling quickly for well over their asking price.  However there is a very real crisis affecting many people in our community that doesn't get as much media attention.  The homeless in North Durham don’t live on the street, covered in sleeping bags. Rather, they’re your friend’s adult child who moved home with their children due to the high cost of rent, the cousin who sleeps on your couch while searching for an affordable apartment, or the teenager you frequently see in front of the corner store. My guest today is Karen Gillespie, a fellow board member of North House Uxbridge, an organization that works tirelessly to prevent homelessness within the community.  Please welcome Karen!

As a mortgage agent it would be easy for me to only see one side of the housing market.  The one where homes are selling quickly for well over their asking price.  However there is a very real crisis affecting many people in our community that doesn't get as much media attention.  The homeless in North Durham don’t live on the street, covered in sleeping bags. Rather, they’re your friend’s adult child who moved home with their children due to the high cost of rent, the cousin who sleeps on your couch while searching for an affordable apartment, or the teenager you frequently see in front of the corner store. My guest today is Karen Gillespie, a fellow board member of North House Uxbridge, an organization that works tirelessly to prevent homelessness within the community.  Please welcome Karen!

7. The Housing Crisis You Probably Haven't Heard About with Karen Gillespie & North House

It's time to talk on the podcast about work and the role that work plays in our well being.Joining me for this episode is Organisational Psychologist and well being expert Karen Gillespie from the New South Wales-based consulting firm EEK &amp; Sense. Karen is passionate about helping us get the blend right between our work and non-work lives, meeting the daily challenges of being at our best, feeling fulfilled at work, staying physically fit and healthy and being present for the other significant people in our lives. She tries to 'practice what she preaches' by not only running a thriving business with her business partner Audrey McGibbon but also spending time with her family, walking her dog, doing yoga and taking good, long holidays.During our conversation I ask Karen: •What are the wellbeing challenges for leaders in all organisations? •How do you lead and grow a business and still be the best parent, best partner and best person you can be? •Why leaders? •What is existential wellbeing? •Why is intellectual wellbeing important?  •How do we help leaders ensure they are on the right personal path to fulfilment? •And what are the elements of true and complete wellbeing? •Karen and I explore the Global Leadership Wellbeing Survey - a holistic assessment of a leader's sources and status of psychological wellbeing and we have a chat about gender differences - What are men and women getting right when it comes to work and health?Join us as we explore how and why, as Simon Sinek says, 'The leader sets the tone' when it come to creating a thriving, flourishing workplace--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/potentialpsychology/message

It's time to talk on the podcast about work and the role that work plays in our well being. Joining me for this episode is Organisational Psychologist and well being expert Karen Gillespie from the New South Wales-based consulting firm EEK &amp; Sense. Karen is passionate about helping us get the blend right between our work and non-work lives, meeting the daily challenges of being at our best, feeling fulfilled at work, staying physically fit and healthy and being present for the other significant people in our lives. She tries to 'practice what she preaches' by not only running a thriving business with her business partner Audrey McGibbon but also spending time with her family, walking her dog, doing yoga and taking good, long holidays. During our conversation I ask Karen: •What are the wellbeing challenges for leaders in all organisations? •How do you lead and grow a business and still be the best parent, best partner and best person you can be? •Why leaders? •What is existential wellbeing? •Why is intellectual wellbeing important? •How do we help leaders ensure they are on the right personal path to fulfilment? •And what are the elements of true and complete wellbeing? • Karen and I explore the Global Leadership Wellbeing Survey - a holistic assessment of a leader's sources and status of psychological wellbeing and we have a chat about gender differences - What are men and women getting right when it comes to work and health? Join us as we explore how and why, as Simon Sinek says, 'The leader sets the tone' when it come to creating a thriving, flourishing workplace --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/potentialpsychology/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/potentialpsychology/message</a>

Launching a Conversation About Work and Well Being with Karen Gillespie