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Workplace YOU 2.0

Workplace YOU 2.0

By: Phil EASTWOOD
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 Join Phil Eastwood for weekly reflections on what his clients are asking for - support in helping people in their organizations develop soft skills – such as empathy, accountability, communication, self-awareness, and respect. These are skills that may sound "soft," but are anything but easy. The weekly Workplace YOU 2.0 show will contain: - Stories of growth and transformation in the workplace, - Practical tips for developing self-awareness and emotional intelligence, - Strategies for handling conflict and feedback with grace, - Insights into how organizations can support meaningful behaviour change, and - A steady reminder that change is always possible when someone is willing to do the work.2025 Phil EASTWOOD Economics Management Management & Leadership Personal Development Personal Success
Episodes
  • Episode 143 Say Hello to 2026

    Episode 143 Say Hello to 2026
    Dec 27 2025

    In this final episode of 2025, I review the past year and look ahead to 2026 - focused on continued growth, advice and sharing actionable ideas for workplace managers and other people leaders looking to grow and evolve.
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    6 mins
  • Episode 4: Interview with Lucy Eastwood - Senior Human Resources Professional

    Episode 4: Interview with Lucy Eastwood - Senior Human Resources Professional
    Sep 30 2017
    31 mins
  • Mental Health Tactics for Tough Times

    Mental Health Tactics for Tough Times
    Oct 29 2020

    Our day-to-day mental health is reflected in our enjoyment of life, our ability to cope with a range of emotions, and a having sense of connection with others. Phil shares four behaviors you can control for better mental health.
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    10 mins
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