December 20, 2023 • 51 mins
Exploring cognitive science in parenting and career development with Dr. Art Markman. Get insights on psychology in business, career tips, and parenting psychology.
In this episode of Dadages, host Chad Hagle engages with Dr. Art Markman, a distinguished psychology professor at the University of Texas at Austin. They discuss the application of cognitive science in career, mentorship, leadership, and parenting, inspired by Dr. Markman's book "Bring Your Brain to Work." This episode is packed with insights for those looking to apply psychological principles in their professional and personal lives. A key takeaway, reflecting the dadage, "The greatest investment you can make in yourself is investing in the lives of others," resonates throughout the conversation, emphasizing the importance of mentorship and nurturing in both work and family life.
Timestamps:
[00:00:00] Introduction to Dr. Art Markman
[00:01:00] Dr. Markman's Journey in Psychology and Communication
[00:05:00] The Interplay of Psychology and Practical Life Aspects
[00:11:00] Understanding the Human Mind: A Multidisciplinary Approach
[00:16:00] The Role of Motivation and Social Interaction in Success
[00:23:00] The Jazz Brain: Improvisation and Adaptation in Life and Work
[00:28:00] Finding Fulfillment: Aligning Work with Personal Values
[00:34:00] The Importance of Learning and Mentorship in Career Development
[00:39:00] Leadership: Authenticity and Investing in Others
[00:44:00] Parenting Insights: Encouraging Individual Paths for Children
[00:50:00] Dr. Markman's Personal and Professional Reflections
Resources:
"Bring Your Brain to Work" by Dr. Art Markman
Dr. Markman's Articles: Psychology Today and Fast Company
Podcast: Two Guys on Your Head
LinkedIn: Dr. Art Markman
In this episode of Dadages, host Chad Hagle engages with Dr. Art Markman, a distinguished psychology professor at the University of Texas at Austin. They discuss the application of cognitive science in career, mentorship, leadership, and parenting, inspired by Dr. Markman's book "Bring Your Brain to Work." This episode is packed with insights for those looking to apply psychological principles in their professional and personal lives. A key takeaway, reflecting the dadage, "The greatest investment you can make in yourself is investing in the lives of others," resonates throughout the conversation, emphasizing the importance of mentorship and nurturing in both work and family life.
Timestamps:
[00:00:00] Introduction to Dr. Art Markman
[00:01:00] Dr. Markman's Journey in Psychology and Communication
[00:05:00] The Interplay of Psychology and Practical Life Aspects
[00:11:00] Understanding the Human Mind: A Multidisciplinary Approach
[00:16:00] The Role of Motivation and Social Interaction in Success
[00:23:00] The Jazz Brain: Improvisation and Adaptation in Life and Work
[00:28:00] Finding Fulfillment: Aligning Work with Personal Values
[00:34:00] The Importance of Learning and Mentorship in Career Development
[00:39:00] Leadership: Authenticity and Investing in Others
[00:44:00] Parenting Insights: Encouraging Individual Paths for Children
[00:50:00] Dr. Markman's Personal and Professional Reflections
Resources:
"Bring Your Brain to Work" by Dr. Art Markman
Dr. Markman's Articles: Psychology Today and Fast Company
Podcast: Two Guys on Your Head
LinkedIn: Dr. Art Markman
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