My Emotional Work Life
If you’ve ever been told to ‘leave your emotions at the door’ to your workplace, and thought ‘how? What? Really?’ This podcast is for you. Guess what, it’s ok for you to have emotions about your work. It’s even ok for you to have emotions at work too. But how do we navigate the often challenging, overwhelming, frustrating, but also brilliant, world of work in the 21st century, whilst maintaining our energy and motivation? Jennifer McCanna PCC has been coaching leaders around the world since 2011, and brings her trademark down-to-earth, practical strategies as well as inspiring stories to help you su...
Ep 04: Let’s talk about grief at work: A must listen for all leaders
What happens when you have a colleague who is experiencing bereavement and you don’t know what to say? We're taking a look at emotional support in the workplace with host Jennifer McCanna and her guest Toby Oliver, a seasoned therapist and grief counsellor. Discover Toby's unique approach to understanding and navigating loss, from personal bereavement experiences to reshaping grief literacy in professional environments. Packed with compassionate insights, stories of empathetic breakthroughs, and strategies for fostering supportive work cultures, this episode offers guidance for managers, colleagues, and anyone committed to treating human beings like human beings in the workplace (es...
Ep 03: The difficult boss survival guide
Navigating professional relationships can be daunting and a tricky boss can make your work life especially challenging. This week your host, Jennifer McCanna, skillfully unravels the challenges and complexities of dealing with difficult managers. Join her as she explores the emotional exhaustion that often accompanies inconsistent leadership and offers strategies to help you feel calmer and more in control. Tune in to listen to powerful stories and expert coaching techniques. Discover how empathy, emotional freedom technique, and other protective strategies can help dial down the Sunday night dread and support you to build productive working relationships that just feel...
Ep 02: Finding a job after a toxic work experience
Have you recently had a horrible work experience, like a restructure or redundancy or a work relationship that impacted your self-belief? Are you now struggling to navigate a rollercoaster of a job hunt? Join your host, Jennifer McCanna, as she sits down with Suzie Henriques, a career coach who specialises in supporting leaders to get seen by prospective new employers, whilst lifting their spirits and rebuilding their confidence. Suzie talks about how to transition from feeling defeated by a challenging work environment to landing a job you genuinely love. We cover the nuances of CV writing and interview tactics...
Ep 01: The big why behind my emotional work life
Have you been told to leave your emotions at the office door? What if embracing them could actually enhance your leadership and performance? Welcome to the first ever episode of My Emotional Work. Meet your host Jennifer McCanna, and join her as she gives an insight to what she’s learnt in 15 years of coaching human beings at work and as she dispels the myth that emotions have no place in the workplace. She’ll dig into the positive impact of understanding your feelings and how that understanding can transform your professional life, create supportive relationships, and help in deci...
Emotions Allowed: is it ok to bring your whole self to work?
Have you ever been told to "leave your emotions at the door" at work? Jennifer McCanna has coached hundreds of leaders in workplaces around the world since 2011, and she's here with a revolutionary message: your emotions belong in the workplace.
Welcome to "My Emotional Work Life" – the podcast where you're encouraged to have emotions at work and about work. Jennifer brings her trademark down-to-earth strategies to help you navigate the ups and downs of professional life, transforming tricky workplace relationships into supportive ones.
Each episode combines practical advice with inspiring stories drawn from Jennifer's experience co...
