Chapter
The Emotional Intelligence of a Criminal Psychologist
28:12 - 31:30 (03:18)
Criminal psychologist, Dr. Julia Shaw, discusses the difference between emotional intelligence in her job versus her personal life, and how her wife helps her to navigate emotional situations outside of work.
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The host admits to struggling with intimacy in his personal relationships, despite working in a job that requires emotional and psychological perception.
28:12 - 29:25 (01:13)
Summary
The host admits to struggling with intimacy in his personal relationships, despite working in a job that requires emotional and psychological perception. He reflects on similarities between himself and his mother, who also found difficulty inhabiting her emotions.
ChapterThe Emotional Intelligence of a Criminal Psychologist
EpisodeE198: Louis Theroux: "The Thing That Makes Me Great At Work, Makes Me Bad At Life!"
PodcastThe Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
The line between work and personal life blurs for journalists whose job it is to build intimate relationships with sources, and it can take a toll on their mental health and personal relationships.
29:25 - 30:20 (00:54)
Summary
The line between work and personal life blurs for journalists whose job it is to build intimate relationships with sources, and it can take a toll on their mental health and personal relationships.
ChapterThe Emotional Intelligence of a Criminal Psychologist
EpisodeE198: Louis Theroux: "The Thing That Makes Me Great At Work, Makes Me Bad At Life!"
PodcastThe Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
The speaker discusses their own self-awareness of being somewhat disconnected from their friends due to a lack of attentive and present qualities.
30:20 - 31:30 (01:10)
Summary
The speaker discusses their own self-awareness of being somewhat disconnected from their friends due to a lack of attentive and present qualities. They believe women may be slightly better at maintaining social arrangements and involve their partners in normal activities.