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These days it can feel like life is a never-ending to-do list, and it’s increasingly difficult to balance work and life. People everywhere are unhappy about their work-life balance, and we’re seeing growing numbers of people reporting burnout.
Comedian and ex-lawyer Alice Fraser has experienced the costs of work-life imbalance first-hand, so she teams up with neuroscientist Ash Ranpura to look for solutions to the demands of modern life.
They journey from the workplace, which is literally killing us, through to our smartphone, beds and even brains, to work out where we’re going wrong and find some science-based solutions.
A Somethin’ Else production for Audible Originals.
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- Ama Pri Cus
- 07-09-20
Narration is good.
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- M.Shravan Kumar
- 29-08-20
Balanced content narrated
Joyed with the content with day in day out examples fetch me more attentive :)
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- Paul G.
- 06-09-20
really interesting series .
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- Shakaroo
- 22-09-20
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