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WORK SMART: Workplace Tips with Trisha Yeong

WORK SMART: Workplace Tips with Trisha Yeong

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If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by endless to-do lists, struggled to stay focused, or wished you could work smarter without working longer, this capsule series is for you. WORK SMART with Trisha Yeong as she looks at the best insights from workplace psychology and productivity research and turns them into simple, practical tips you can actually use in your day.

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Episodes
  • Work Smart: The Motivation Trick You’re Overlooking
    Mar 23 2026

    Big goals are inspiring but they can also feel overwhelming.

    Research on motivation shows that visible progress, even in small steps, is one of the strongest drivers of engagement and sustained effort.

    This episode explains why celebrating small wins can fuel momentum far more effectively than pressure or deadlines alone.

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    2 mins
  • Work Smart: Why Multitasking Is Slowing You Down
    Mar 16 2026

    Multitasking feels productive, but studies show the brain actually switches rapidly between tasks instead of doing them at the same time. This constant task-switching increases errors and slows overall performance.

    This episode explains why focusing on one thing at a time is often the fastest way to get more done.

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    2 mins
  • Work Smart: The Right Way to Ask for Help at Work
    Mar 9 2026

    Many professionals hesitate to ask for help at work because they worry it might make them look incapable. But research in workplace psychology suggests the opposite: high performers tend to seek clarification and input earlier, helping them avoid costly mistakes and move projects forward more effectively.

    This episode explores why asking for help is often misinterpreted as weakness, and how framing your question the right way can signal initiative, preparation, and ownership.

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    2 mins
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