I’m Heidi, evidence-based Coach & Trainer. This podcast delivers practical career tips, inspiring stories, and expert insights - empowering you to make thoughtful decisions about your career and workplace.
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#12: "It's Still a Taboo" — 10 Things to Know About High Giftedness (IQ 145+), and The Highly Gifted Person's Driver's License with Dr. Noks Nauta, Pioneer of Adult Giftedness Research
Episode 12
Thursday, June 18, 2026 • Duration 01:23:08
As part of the English-language series on giftedness in the workplace, I’m joined by Dr. Noks Nauta (78) — non-practisingmedical doctor, psychologist, author, and pioneer of adult giftedness research.
Noks only discovered she is highly gifted (IQ 145+) at the age of 52 through a conflict in the workplace. What began as a personal discovery evolved into a lifelong mission: making the world a better place for gifted adults and seniors. She is also a co-founder of the Gifted Adults Foundation (IHBV) in the Netherlands — the world’s only foundation dedicated exclusively to gifted adults.
This episode explores 10 key things to know about high giftedness, and practical tips to obtain your highly gifted person’s driver's license.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introduction
01:25 Meet Dr. Noks Nauta
03:40 What does highly gifted (IQ 145+) actually mean?
11:00 Finding your tribe: Mensa, Triple Nine Society, International Society for Philosophical Enquiry & (highly) gifted cafés
26:35 High giftedness: characteristics, the Delphi Model ofGiftedness & performance
30:18 Parenting highly gifted children
41:45 Why giftedness is still a taboo
43:35 Mental health, caregivers, and self-compassion
50:30 The Highly Gifted Person's Driver's License
55:20 “Don’t say the G-word.” Talk about your characteristics and needs.
01:06:00 "It's not a sexy topic." Adult giftedness research & the future of the field
01:11:48 Giftedness and neurodiversity
01:15:55 Books, resources & where to learn more
01:20:00 Where to learn more about Dr. Noks Nauta and herwork
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References:
- Mensa: www.mensa.org
- Triple Nine Society (TNS): www.triplenine.org
- International Society for Philosophical Enquiry (ISPE): www.thethousand.com
- High Giftedness Expertise Group (HGEG): https://highgiftedness.org
- Wiki about high giftedness: https://highgiftedness.org/wiki/index.php/Hoofdpagina
- Gifted Adults Foundation (Dutch: Instituut Hoogbegaafdheid Volwassenen (IHBV)) website: https://ihbv.nl/
- (Highly) gifted cafes (Dutch: (zeer) HB-café) of the Gifted Adults Foundation: https://hb-cafe.ihbv.nl/- Delphi Model of Giftedness: https://www.oya.nl/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/190702-article-Delphi-Model-of-Giftedness-ADJ-reprint.pdf (English) + https://www.oya.nl/producten/delphikaart/ (Dutch)
- Choose Work episode 11 about the Delphi Model ofGiftedness explained
- Blog. The Other Side of the Concept of Neurodiversity/Neurodivergence. Dr. Noks Nauta: https://noksnauta.wordpress.com/2025/01/05/de-andere-kant-van-het-begrip-neurodiversiteit-neurodivergentie/ (Dutch) + www.mensafoundation.org/the-other-side-of-the-concept-of-neurodiversity-neurodivergence/ (English)
- Documentary. Rise: The Extraordinary Journey ofthe Exceptionally and Profoundly Gifted. Susan Jackson.
- DSM: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Illnesses
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#11: From "I Thought I Was Stupid" to IQ 142 — Burnout, What It Means to Be a Gifted Adult, and The Delphi Model Explained with Pauline Coret, Director of the World's Only Gifted Adults Foundation
Episode 11
Tuesday, June 9, 2026 • Duration 56:28
What happens when you spend decades feeling like the odd one out — too intense, too much — only to discover through your child that you are gifted?
In this English-language episode, I’m joined by Pauline Coret, Director of the Gifted Adults Foundation (IHBV) — the world’s only foundation dedicated exclusively to gifted adults. Alongside her work with the foundation, Pauline is a certified Career Professional and Core Talents Analyst.
Together, we explore Pauline’s personal journey as a gifted adult, the mission and impact of the Gifted Adults Foundation, and the Delphi Model of Giftedness. Pauline also shares how she recognises the model’s characteristics in her own life and work.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction to Choose Work
01:28Meet Pauline Coret: certified career professional and director of the Gifted Adults Foundation 03:10 Growing up gifted without knowing it 05:40 School, underperforming on purpose, and learning to fit in 08:40 University, failure, and finding work 09:10 Fifteen years in insurance: boredom and job-hopping 11:20 Feeling like the odd one out at work 15:20 Why every job became boring 17:20 Workplace conflict and burnout 18:02 Discoverying her son's giftedness and the book that dropped like a bomb 19:40 Pauline's IQ score of 142 and a complete shift in self-understanding 23:40 Finding peers through the Gifted Adults Foundation and Gifted Cafes 25:20 Leaving insurance and starting her own business 27:10 Entrepreneurship, autonomy, and finding work that finally fits The Gifted Adults Foundation: mission, research, community, international ambitions
#010: Stepping into the Swamp: Psychological Flexibility & ACT for Career Transitions with Dr. Rachael Skews
Episode 10
Monday, February 9, 2026 • Duration 01:00:20
How do you navigate career transitions when things feel uncertain and uncomfortable?
In this episode in English, I’m joined by Dr. Rachael Skews — behavioural scientist, psychologist, coach, and internationally recognised expert in Acceptance & Commitment Coaching.
We take a deep dive into career transitions and psychological flexibility & ACT (Acceptance & Commitment Therapy),exploring why uncertainty, fear, impostor thoughts, and self-doubt often show up when our work really matters — and how ACT can help us move forward.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction to Choose Work 01:05 Career transitions, psychological flexibility, and why this episode matters 01:30 Meet Dr. Rachael Skews and her work in Acceptance & Commitment Coaching 03:10 What Acceptance & Commitment Coaching really is (and what it isn’t) 06:45 Impostor thoughts, self-doubt, and why high performers experience them 08:30 Why the goal isn’t to get rid of difficult thoughts and feelings 10:30 Rachael’s non-linear career journey: consultancy, academia, health tech, and entrepreneurship 15:10 Moving from academia to Headspace and working in behavioural science 18:10 Entrepreneurship, uncertainty, and psychological flexibility as a resource 20:00 Rest, recovery, and treating yourself like an elite performer 22:20 Self-criticism, overworking, and building self-compassion at work 23:40 Redundancy, career inflection points, and conscious career choice 25:10 Starting a business: loneliness, creativity, and stepping into the swamp 27:30 Values, meaning, and designing work that actually fits you The “swamp” metaphor: discomfort as the price of meaningful work Fear, uncertainty, and speaking outside your comfort zone ACT in action: focusing on what’s on the other side of the swamp Risk tolerance, uncertainty, and how personality shapes career choices Case example: supporting a senior leader considering entrepreneurship Scarcity mindset, money fears, and responsibility during career transitions Why fear makes sense — and why it shouldn’t make the decision Is it ever too late to build psychological flexibility? Psychological flexibility as “conscious evolution” Rachael’s upcoming book on Acceptance & Commitment Coaching A practical reflection exercise for listeners navigating career transitions Where to find Rachael and her work
#009: From Corporate Climb to Impact-Driven Entrepreneurship - Building Diverse, Innovative & Inclusive Tech Teams with Sharmin Reehman
Season 1 · Episode 9
Thursday, December 18, 2025 • Duration 54:05
In this episode in English, I’m joined by Sharmin Reehman — CEO and Founder of Elev8te — a company dedicated to building partnerships that drive a more diverse, innovative, and inclusive tech industry. Sharmin is also the City Leader for Founders Live Singapore, where she regularly hosts free pitching competitions for founders. Half Indian and half Iranian, Sharmin has called Singapore home for the past 16 years. Drawing on nearly two decades of experience across banking, consulting, and government — and her bold transition into entrepreneurship — she shares candid lessons on failure, neurodiversity (including ADHD and dyslexia), and building companies that genuinely align withlife goals. We also dive into why diversity, innovation, and inclusion in tech matters.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction to Choose Work 01:00 Meet Sharmin Reehman and why diversity, innovation, and inclusion in tech matter 02:00 Sharmin’s career journey across banking, consulting, government, and entrepreneurship 03:00 Core career lessons: mentors, neurodiversity as strength, and falling forward 06:00 Shifting from proving yourself to making an impact and delivering value 09:00 Navigating bias, identity, and being an outcast in male-dominated environments 13:00 From corporate roles to founding Elev8te and embracing entrepreneurship
14:18 The steep learning curve—and fulfillment—of building something from scratch
16:46 Purpose, impact, and why entrepreneurship feels different from corporate work
22:00 Flexibility, productivity, and designing work around energy—not hours 23:30 The loneliness of entrepreneurship and how to cope with it 25:00 Building support systems and finding validation beyond titles and salary
36:00 Neurodiversity, ADHD, dyslexia, and big-picture thinking
41:55 How diversity fuels innovation—and why inclusion sustains it
#008: Person-Environment Fit, The Big Five, Holland's RIASEC Model & Career Lessons - Professor Filip De Fruyt
Season 1 · Episode 8
Tuesday, September 23, 2025 • Duration 01:02:08
I had the privilege of speaking with Professor Filip De Fruyt,who brings over 35 years of expertise in academic research and international business consultancy.
🎓 Filip is a Senior Full Professor of Differential Psychology and Personality Assessment at Ghent University and serves as International Relationships Officer at Low Lands Assessment Systems.
This episode in English is a deep dive into Person-Environment Fit (P-EFit) - and why it’s central to understanding careers, performance, and employee retention.
💡 Key insights from our conversation: 🔹 For over three decades, Filip has studied the intersection of how people work and perform (Big Five personality model) and what they do (Holland’s RIASEC vocational interest model). 🔹 Fit can be supplementary or complementary — a crucial consideration when hiring. 🔹 Fit is dynamic, not static: your role at 28 may no longer be the right fit at 32. 🔹 Organisations often over-focus on performance, but should also align employees’ learning and development with their vocational interests - critical in today's fast-changing job market.
- Lola-test: https://lowlandsassessmentsystems.com/en/explore-your-passion- The Big Five or Five-Factor Model: dimensions of neuroticism, extraversion, openness, agreeableness, and conscientiousness
- John Holland's theory of vocational interests, the "RIASECmodel": interest domains of Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, and Conventional
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From Science Communicator to Solopreneur: The Bright Moments and the Challenges | Dr. Isabelle François | Entrepreneurship [007] (EN)
Monday, May 19, 2025 • Duration 54:48
Meet Isabelle François - PhD in Bio-Engineering, science communicator for 15+ years in various sectors, and now the founder of Bright Star Coaching.
In 2022, Isabelle made a bold career switch to follow her passion: supporting gifted children ánd their families in rediscovering their strengths and shining with confidence.
Isabelle also teaches at SPRING-STOF, a non-profit offering tailored education to cognitively talented children.
In this episode in English, Isabelle opens up about her entrepreneurial journey in Belgium - the bright moments ánd the challenges.
💡 Highlights from the episode:
🔹 Even as a coach and expert in giftedness, Isabelle still finds it hard to say out loud that she is gifted.
🔹 Being an entrepreneur can be lonely, so having a tribe to support you is important.
🔹 Her favorite quote? "Everyting is an experiment." It doesn't need to be perfect, it needs to be good, just try it.
🔹 Despite the challenges of being an entrepreneur, it's worth it. The overall balance? Positive.
Support the podcast: - If you enjoy Choose Work, you can support it with a small voluntarycontribution (even the price of a coffee) via Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/choosework
Building and Exiting a Multi-Million Dollar Business - My Lessons Learned | Bruno Lowagie | Entrepreneurship [006] (EN)
Episode 6
Monday, April 28, 2025 • Duration 01:10:11
Many people dream of starting their own business.
Not that many people do it.
And few people... manage to build a multi-million dollar business.
Bruno Lowagie (55) is one of the few who achieved this. As the original developer of iText, an open-source PDF library, he built a multi-million dollar business alongside his wife, growing it from a startup to a successful exit.
Bruno is also co-founder of the Wintercircus in Ghent and an author of both fiction and non-fiction books.
This 6th episode in English marks the start of a new theme we will explore in several episodes: Entrepreneurship.
🔎 What will you discover in this rollercoaster episode? ✅ Bruno's top entrepreneurial lessons
✅ What he would change if he were running Belgium
✅ His "superpower"
✅ His ambitions for the future
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Books and Hub Referenced:
- Lowagie, B. (2025). Onvoltooid toekomstige tijd.
- Lowagie, B. (2024). Entreprenerd. Building a Multi-Million-Dollar Business with Open Source Software.
- Thoreau, H.D. (originally published in 1854). Walden: or, Life in the Woods.
- Wasserman, N. (2013). The Founder's Dilemmas.
- Wintercircus: https://www.wintercircus.be/en
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From Unanswered Questions to Inner Peace – Discovering Giftedness Later in Life | Susan Osenga | Giftedness [005] (NL)
Episode 5
Wednesday, April 2, 2025 • Duration 40:55
Voor NL samenvatting, zie onderaan ⬇️
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Susan Osenga (49) works as a physician in social medical advisory services and only discovered later in life that she is gifted.
In this episode in Dutch on Giftedness in the Workplace, she openly shares her story – with a touch of humor.
🔎 What will you discover in this episode? ✅ Why she mainly remembers the hallways and principals' offices from her elementary school days ✅ How challenging her search for answers was ✅ Why this discovery came with a grieving process ✅ Practical tips for schools and employers to better support gifted people ✅ How she ultimately found peace – both personally and professionally
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NL samenvatting
Susan Osenga (49) werkt als keuringsarts en kwam er pas op latere leeftijd achter dat ze hoogbegaafd is.
In deze aflevering in het Nederlands over Hoogbegaafdheid op de Werkvloer deelt ze haar verhaal – openhartig én met een vleugje humor.
🔎 Wat ontdek je in deze aflevering? ✅ Waarom ze zich vooral de gangen en directeurskamers van haar lagere scholen herinnert
✅ Hoe moeizaam haar zoektocht naar antwoorden verliep
✅ Waarom deze ontdekking gepaard ging met een rouwproces
✅ Praktische tips voor scholen en werkgevers om hoogbegaafden beter te ondersteunen ✅ Hoe ze uiteindelijk rust vond - privé én professioneel
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Missed Episodes 1, 2, 3 and 4 on Giftedness in the Workplace?
- Episode 1: From Architectural Engineer to Doctor in Psychology & Entrepreneur | Dr. Sabine Sypré | Giftedness [001] (NL): https://open.spotify.com/episode/1UdcxI0Iulkoxv6ix5DP9v?si=B40IWjlJQ8-GNiLon3C9uw
From Bored at Work to Business Coach for Gifted Entrepreneurs | Wilma Kaptein | Giftedness [004] (NL)
Episode 4
Monday, March 24, 2025 • Duration 43:28
Voor NL samenvatting, zie onderaan ⬇️
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From Bored at Work to Business Coach for Gifted Entrepreneurs. Wilma Kaptein (45) knows better than anyone what it’s like to feel bored in the workplace and to struggle with a silo mentality.
That experience led her to a new path: entrepreneurship.
In other words, the perfect reason to further explore the theme of Giftedness in the Workplace in the 4th episode in Dutch of the Choose Work podcast.
🔎 What will you discover in this episode? ✅ Why Wilma often felt bored in the workplace - and how she dealt with it ✅ How discovering her giftedness and a personality assessment helped her embrace entrepreneurship ✅ The advantages and pitfalls of gifted entrepreneurs ✅ A real-life case study of a gifted entrepreneur struggling with a business challenge ✅ Her golden career tips
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NL samenvatting
Van Verveling op het Werk naar Business Coach voor Hoogbegaafde Ondernemers. Wilma Kaptein (45) weet als geen ander hoe het is om zich in loondienst te vervelen en vast te lopen in silo-denken.
Die ervaring bracht haar op een nieuw pad: ondernemerschap.
Maw, de perfecte aanleiding om het thema Hoogbegaafdheid op de Werkvloer verder te verkennen in de 4e aflevering in het Nederlands van de Choose Work podcast.
🔎 Wat ontdek je in deze aflevering? ✅ Waarom Wilma zich in loondienst vaak verveelde – en hoe ze daarmee omging ✅ Hoe de ontdekking van haar hoogbegaafdheid en een persoonlijkheidsonderzoek haar hielpen om ondernemerschap te omarmen ✅ De voordelen én valkuilen van hoogbegaafde ondernemers✅ Een real-life casusbespreking van een hoogbegaafde ondernemer met een ondernemersvraagstuk✅ Haar gouden carrièretips
Gifted People & Workplace Conflict: A Desire for Change? | Ido van der Waal | Giftedness [003] (NL)
Episode 3
Thursday, March 13, 2025 • Duration 47:27
Voor NL samenvatting, zie onderaan ⬇️
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Many workplace conflicts involving gifted people are about... a desire for change.
That’s what Ido van der Waal has discovered through his experience as a mediator in hundreds of workplace conflicts.
Together with Dr. Noks Nauta, he recently dedicated a book to this topic: Hoogbegaafden in Conflict.
A perfect reason to dive deeper into this subject in the 3rd episode in Dutch of the Choose Work podcast!
🔎 What will you discover in this episode? ✅ Why Ido is so fascinated by conflicts - and how his dyslexia plays a role ✅ Why gifted people experience conflict, both as employees and entrepreneurs ✅ How to navigate and resolve conflicts together ✅ Why conflicts can actually drive innovation ✅ How different countries and cultures handle conflicts
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NL samenvatting:
Veel conflicten van hoogbegaafden op de werkvloer gaan over... een wens tot verandering.
Dat is Ido van der Waal te weten gekomen dankzij zijnervaring als mediator in honderden conflicten op de werkvloer.
Samen met Dr. Noks Nauta heeft hij recent een boek aan dit thema gewijd: Hoogbegaafden in Conflict.
Kortom, de perfecte aanleiding om in de 3e aflevering in het Nederlands van de Choose Workpodcast dieper in te gaan op dit onderwerp!
🔎 Wat ontdek je in deze aflevering?
✅ Hoe het komt dat Ido zo gefascineerd is door conflicten - en hoe zijn dyslexie daarbij een rol speelt
✅ Waarom hoogbegaafden in conflict raken, in loondienst als ondernemer
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34:30 How to start a Gifted Cafe in your own country
35:55 The Delphi Model of Giftedness explained 40:09 Why most giftedness models don't work well for adults 41:34 Applying the Delphi Model to Pauline's own life
53:30 What Pauline still wants to achieve — and her dream for the Foundation
54:39 Where to find Pauline and the Gifted Adults Foundation
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References:
- Book: Hoogbegaafd: als je kind (g)een Einstein is. Tessa Kieboom.
- Gifted Adults Foundation (Dutch: Instituut Hoogbegaafdheid Volwassenen (IHBV)) website: https://ihbv.nl/
- Delphi Model of Giftedness: www.oya.nl/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/190702-article-Delphi-Model-of-Giftedness-ADJ-reprint.pdf (English) + https://www.oya.nl/producten/delphikaart/ (Dutch)
- Dr. Matt Zakreski
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Support the podcast:
- If you enjoy Choose Work, you can support it with a small voluntary contribution (even the price of a coffee) via Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/choosework
Support the podcast:- If you enjoy Choose Work, you can support it with a small voluntarycontribution (even the price of a coffee) via Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/choosework
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Contact Dr. Rachael Skews and learn more about her work:
43:16 Diversity, innovation and inclusion to build high-performance teams 49:43 Five-year vision: learning, travel, wellness, and global impact 52:54 Where to find Sharmin and how to connect
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Support the podcast:- If you enjoy Choose Work, you can support it with a small voluntarycontribution (even the price of a coffee) via Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/choosework
- Book your free discovery call here (EN/NL/FR): www.heididelanghe.com/contact
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/heididelanghe/
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/heididelanghe
- Episode 2: Discovering You’re Gifted... Because of Workplace Conflicts? | Dr. Noks Nauta | Giftedness [002] (NL): https://open.spotify.com/episode/1FYiRH8DO7Zke41csi84xs?si=K-3YDD8lSPOOr9KDjtwOBQ
- Episode 3: Gifted People & Workplace Conflict: A Desire for Change? | Ido van der Waal | Giftedness [003] (NL): https://open.spotify.com/episode/37DLmZVl1tYMhVRfCEcJf2?si=mT90o1j7TxqrGDYz6gO_0A
- Episode 4: From Bored at Work to Business Coach for Gifted Entrepreneurs | Wilma Kaptein | Giftedness [004] (NL): https://open.spotify.com/episode/2TdVkVZkn8dBNIgYTIUKgk?si=fv3MHMsATb-RcZfZQ-TS-g
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Organisations, Events and Books Referenced:
- Instituut Hoogbegaafdheid Volwassenen (IHBV): https://ihbv.nl/
- Mensa: https://www.mensa.org/
- HB-cafés: https://hb-cafe.nl/
- Nationaal HB Congres on 11/03/2025: https://rijkaantalent.nl/
- HB huiskamer in Amsterdam: https://www.renatevanderveen.nl/hb-huiskamer/
- Webb, J. (2013). Searching for Meaning.
- Van der Waal, I., & Nauta, N. (2025). Hoogbegaafden in conflict.
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Support the podcast:
- If you enjoy Choose Work, you can support it with a small voluntarycontribution (even the price of a coffee) via Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/choosework
- Book your free discovery call here (EN/NL/FR): www.heididelanghe.com/contact
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/heididelanghe/
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/heididelanghe
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Missed Episodes 1, 2 and 3 on Giftedness in theWorkplace?
- Episode 1: From Architectural Engineer to Doctor inPsychology & Entrepreneur | Dr. Sabine Sypré | Giftedness [001] (NL): https://open.spotify.com/episode/1UdcxI0Iulkoxv6ix5DP9v?si=a6KnlfH-RaahKC2YDfxGaA
- Episode 2: Discovering You’re Gifted... Because ofWorkplace Conflicts? | Dr. Noks Nauta | Giftedness [002] (NL): https://open.spotify.com/episode/1FYiRH8DO7Zke41csi84xs?si=K-3YDD8lSPOOr9KDjtwOBQ
- Episode 3: Gifted People & Workplace Conflict: ADesire for Change? | Ido van der Waal | Giftedness [003] (NL): https://open.spotify.com/episode/37DLmZVl1tYMhVRfCEcJf2?si=mT90o1j7TxqrGDYz6gO_0A
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Organisation Referenced:
- Instituut Hoogbegaafdheid Volwassenen (IHBV) -HB-ondernemers: https://ihbv.nl/hb-ondernemers/
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Support the podcast:
- If you enjoy Choose Work, you can support it with a small voluntarycontribution (even the price of a coffee) via Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/choosework
- Book your free discovery call here (EN/NL/FR): www.heididelanghe.com/contact
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/heididelanghe/
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/heididelanghe
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✅ Hoe je conflicten samen kunt aanpakken
✅ Waarom conflicten juist een bron van innovatie kunnen zijn ✅ Hoe ze in verschillende landen en culturen met conflicten omgaan
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Missed Episodes 1 and 2 on Giftedness in the Workplace?
- Episode 1: From Architectural Engineer to Doctor inPsychology & Entrepreneur | Dr. Sabine Sypré | Giftedness [001] (NL): https://open.spotify.com/episode/1UdcxI0Iulkoxv6ix5DP9v?si=a6KnlfH-RaahKC2YDfxGaA
- Episode 2: Discovering You’re Gifted... Because ofWorkplace Conflicts? | Dr. Noks Nauta | Giftedness [002] (NL): https://open.spotify.com/episode/1FYiRH8DO7Zke41csi84xs?si=K-3YDD8lSPOOr9KDjtwOBQ
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Book, Research, Organisation and Event Referenced:
- Van der Waal, I., & Nauta, N. (2025). Hoogbegaafdenin conflict.
- Instituut Hoogbegaafdheid Volwassenen (IHBV): https://ihbv.nl/
- HB-cafés: https://hb-cafe.nl/
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- If you enjoy Choose Work, you can support it with a small voluntarycontribution (even the price of a coffee) via Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/choosework
