Many of the Golden Hour listeners will now be returning to the world of hybrid work. And there's much discussion and debate about which approach is optimal. Here Maya shares her recently published research which finds that's it is not so much about which approach is ‘best’, rather, which are the best of each world to optimise our overall work design. She is interviewed by Carlos Alvarenga, who has a successful newsletter bridging the gap between peer-reviewed academic reviews and leaders like yourselves. You'll get a flavour of the research and the story behind it. And it will give you some food for thought for how you design your hybrid working arrangements going forward. Find the full research article: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/00081256211025823

The Golden Hour S4, EP1 | Summer projects, moments, and relationships

The Golden Hour typically refers to the first and last hours of sunlight in the day. The time in which many professionals in the visual arts regard as the best hours of the day to work their craft.

But for me, they're the hours you create the best conditions for yourself in which your best work is allowed to happen. In this podcast, we're going to look at the habits, behaviours and techniques of high-performers and the approaches I've found most effective in my 15 years of coaching and research.

Hosted by Maya Gudka. Maya coaches one-to-one and in groups, in partnership with London Business School, numerous other associate organisations, and is a vetted expert on Wondersource and Psychologies Magazines blogging platforms.