Business & Psychology
Business & Psychology
Podcast Description
Business & Psychology – hosted by author and leadership advisor Martin Wolf (The Psychology of Workplace Dynamics) and psychologist Dr. Verena Seibert-Giller (founder of the UX Psychology Lens) – explores the human side of business with clarity, science, and zero fluff.
Each episode unpacks one powerful psychological insight behind everyday workplace behavior. From team tensions to decision traps, Verena and Martin break it down with real facts, smart perspectives, and practical hacks for leaders and employees who want to understand why humans tick the way they tick – and how to work better because of it.
Real psychology. Real business. Real impact.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on various psychological aspects that influence business environments, with episode themes including communication errors, biases like the false consensus effect, and the impact of team dynamics on performance. Specific episodes delve into topics such as the importance of clarity in messaging and the effects of misalignment in team projects, offering listeners relatable examples and psychological theories to enhance their understanding of workplace behavior.
Business & Psychology – hosted by author and leadership advisor Martin Wolf (The Psychology of Workplace Dynamics) and psychologist Dr. Verena Seibert-Giller (founder of the UX Psychology Lens) – explores the human side of business with clarity, science, and zero fluff.
Each episode unpacks one powerful psychological insight behind everyday workplace behavior. From team tensions to decision traps, Verena and Martin break it down with real facts, smart perspectives, and practical hacks for leaders and employees who want to understand why humans tick the way they tick – and how to work better because of it.
Real psychology. Real business. Real impact.
It’s not about time. Or laziness. Or lack of discipline. When we procrastinate, it’s rarely a calendar problem. It’s an emotional one.
In this episode, Martin Wolf and Dr. Verena Seibert-Giller dive into the psychology of procrastination and reveal why we delay tasks not because they’re hard, but because they feel uncomfortable.
They explore how procrastination is less about productivity and more about emotional regulation. Whether it’s fear of failure, perfectionism, or task aversion – the delay is often a coping strategy, not a character flaw.
Together, they explore:
– Why procrastination is a symptom, not the root issue
– The emotional loops that keep you stuck in delay
– How your brain uses avoidance as short-term relief
– The difference between passive and strategic procrastination
– Simple steps to decode your pattern and move into action
This episode helps reframe procrastination as a signal, not a shame spiral. With clear psychological tools, you’ll learn how to manage what’s underneath the delay and finally get things done with less pressure and more self-awareness.
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