In this episode of the Remind Podcast, David and Dr. Ashleigh Moreland dive deep into understanding how to work with your brain, and the importance of recognising how different brains function, whether at home, at work, or in relationships. From brainstorming the best way to approach tasks to handling neurodiversity, this conversation brings new insight into how we can tailor our environments for success.

They share examples of their own experiences with creating systems to support their unique brains, including why batch recording episodes works for Dr. Ash, and why David thrives in a spontaneous and flexible work environment. They also explore how our brains influence our relationships—be it with our partners, children, or teams—and how we can better understand and work with these differences for healthier, more successful interactions.

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In this episode of the Remind Podcast, David Masterton and Dr. Ashleigh Moreland dive deep into a common leadership challenge – how to address underperformance in your team without creating conflict. We explore a scenario where a leader struggles with avoiding tough conversations to prevent confrontation, but at the same time, the team's morale suffers. This episode offers valuable insights on how to handle such difficult situations with emotional intelligence, create an environment of transparency, and establish a psychologically safe workplace.

🔑 Key Topics Covered:

• The challenges of avoiding difficult leadership conversations.

• The survival responses that come up for managers in these situations.

• Practical steps to lead effectively while maintaining team morale.

• How to avoid people-pleasing and take responsibility as a leader.

• Key person risk: Is your team held hostage by one individual?

If you're a leader looking for strategies to manage tough situations or simply want to better navigate the emotional complexities of leadership, this episode is for you.

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If you need help with leadership strategies or creating a healthy organizational culture, reach out to us at www.ree-mind.institute for free resources and more!

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Welcome to another episode of the Remind Podcast with David Masterton and Dr. Ashleigh Moreland!

In this new AITA (Am I The Ahole?) format, we unpack a classic relationship scenario that many of us can relate to. This time, it’s all about the dirty dish in the sink — but the real issue is much deeper than just household chores.

In this episode, we explore:

• How seemingly small triggers can represent bigger emotional needs

• The importance of understanding the deeper issues behind everyday conflicts

• How emotional intelligence and communication can change the outcome of a fight

• Why being "right" in an argument might not always be the best path forward

Join us as we take a closer look at relationships, communication, and how we can all become better at understanding our triggers and responding, rather than reacting.

💬 Want to contribute to a future AITA episode? Submit your own scenarios, and we’ll dive into them anonymously for some free coaching and relationship insights!

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