Second Thoughts
Second Thoughts with Dr. Roger Hall
Join Dr. Roger Hall, a seasoned business psychologist, as he delves into the intricacies of leadership, productivity, and personal development. Each episode offers actionable insights and real-world strategies to help you excel in both your professional and personal life.
What to Expect:
- In-depth discussions on effective leadership techniques.
- Proven methods to boost productivity and maintain focus.
- Personal development tips to enhance your well-being.
- Q&A sessions addressing your most pressing questions.
Whether you're a CEO, entrepreneur, or on a journey of self-improvement, "Second Thoughts" provides the tools and knowledge to help you succeed.
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Latest Episodes
Is ADHD Overdiagnosed? You Are Not Your Diagnosis
"We've made it advantageous to have a diagnosis."Is ADHD overdiagnosed? Nation asks a plain question first: somebody walks in convinced they have ADHD. How do you find out whether they do? Roger's answer is the diagnostic triage.T...
The Three Kinds Of Wounded Healer. How To Choose A Therapist
"The wolves always know where the sheep are."Roger has one rule for how to choose a therapist, and it starts with admitting that a wounded healer can be any of three very different people.Nation opens with the phrase everybody rep...
The Essential Quality Of Masculinity.
"A neutered man is tame. He is easy to control. And he is of very little use."That is Roger's answer to what healthy masculinity actually is, and he gets to it through a bull.A woman in a court ordered parenting class told the roo...
Evil Is Not Mental Illness: He Was a Nice Man and a Good Boss
"He was a nice man and a good boss."That is what Hitler's maid said about him. The psychology of evil is not the psychology of mental illness, and this is the episode that pulls them apart.Rosa Mitterer went to work at the Berghof...
Ep. 72: That's Not Mental Illness. That's Evil.
"That's not mental illness. That's evil."Roger's boss said it over lunch, about Jeffrey Dahmer, and it ended the discussion. He has been thinking about it for thirty years since.When someone shoots up a school, or walks into a mal...