Jenny Gustafson
7 statements across 1 episodes · 3 bullish · 3 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Jan 6, 2021 by Jenny Gustafson · across every show →
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Jan 6, 2021 positive
Gustafson: Acknowledging intrusive thoughts without fixating defuses burnout
“One of the things that I remember that I learned as part of ACT is if you're having an intrusive or disturbing thought, if you're, let's say, feeling burnt out and like, I cannot go on another day. Work is so grueling. This is terrible. You can literally take …”
Jan 6, 2021 neutral
Jan 6, 2021 positive
Gustafson: Psychology background gives client-facing professionals an edge
“If you are someone that is in A sales role, a client facing role, a professional services role, and a doctor, a therapist, and on and on and on. You need to interact with people and the best way to interact with people and not go crazy yourself is to understan…”
Jan 6, 2021 negative
Gustafson: Calling employees 'human capital' frames people as mere corporate property
“When you refer to a person as capital, you're basically thinking about them as property or as part of the process that helps you get to that profit or to that bottom line. You're not thinking about The heart, the soul, the brain that goes into it.”
Jan 6, 2021 negative
Gustafson: The concept of work-life balance is a total sham
“It's really hard to Focus on work when you know that you have a dog, you know, with Giardia that's going to the bathroom all over your house, or that your power keeps going out, or that your child is screaming and not napping, or needs to get to the doctor, an…”
Jan 6, 2021 positive
Gustafson: Leaders attending therapy and offering mindfulness sessions normalizes mental health
“My business partner and I are active proponents of therapy. We go to both a psychiatrist and a psychologist. We talk to our team about that. We offer mindfulness sessions when people are feeling really overwhelmed.”