The public school system in the U.S. lost at least 300,000 public school teachers and administrators between February 2020 and May 2022, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Post-pandemic, some of that strain has abated, but many of the underlying causes for quitting, burnout and other mental health challenges remain. At the start of the school year, ... Show More
Nov 12
Ron Lieber on Parents, College, Anxiety
You've worked hard to build a successful career and give your children opportunities you may never have had. But could the same ambition that helped you succeed be putting unnecessary pressure on your kids? In this classic episode, I sit down with New York Times personal finance ... Show More
43m 57s
Nov 10
Do We Really Have To Talk About Feelings At Work? With Kate Woodsome
What if the very habits that made you successful are now making it harder to lead? For high achievers, overworking, perfectionism, and micromanaging can feel like the keys to success, but they can also be deeply ingrained responses to stress and uncertainty. In this episode, I si ... Show More
58m 1s
Nov 5
Manage Your Social Anxiety with Stefan Hofmann
Does the fear of being judged keep you from showing up as your full self? Social anxiety can affect your relationships, career, and confidence, but it doesn't have to hold you back. In this classic episode, I sit down with Stefan Hofmann, a clinical psychologist and expert in soc ... Show More
34m 27s
Dec 2020
A Weird School Year So Far
In the early months of the pandemic much of the country was in disarray, including schools. Now that the fall semester is almost over, Dr. Sanjay Gupta and CNN Correspondent Evan McMorris-Santoro talk about how parents, students and educators are navigating a school year plagued ... Show More
15m 44s