The 2022 word of the year is out and it's 'permacrisis', which in simple terms, is a portmanteau of 'permanent' and 'crisis'. 

And so, in this week's episode, Rhonda Brighton-Hall and Brenton 'Willo' Williamson, Business Director at mwah., discuss 'what catastrophic thinking should look like.' They talk about how to remain calm, and learn to organise chaos when dealing with it rather than sinking into it. 

Rhonda and Willo also chat about what leadership traits make a difference (and even get mildly political),  and give a shoutout to the incredible organisation - TradeMutt - who are making waves for starting conversations around mental wellbeing for consturction workers through their iconic workwear collection.

Are we catastrophising everything?

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This is the podcast all about making work, work for more of us. In these 15-minute weekly conversations we explore the big themes – being your best at work, leadership that makes a difference and the people stuff that matters most to business. Whether you are in a small business, a big business or are looking to make a positive contribution in your career or to your community, the themes of this podcast will be relevant for you. Tune in to get a weekly dose of mwah.s signature optimistic, yet pragmatic big thinking across all things work, topped off with a giggle of two!

Are we catastrophising everything?

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