Change is inevitable in the workplace, but how it’s managed can make or break your organization’s culture. In this episode, we unpack the concept of “socializing change”—an approach that transforms uncertainty into opportunity by putting people at the center of the process.

Here’s what we cover:

We also spotlight Humans Are Underrated by Geoff Colvin, exploring the human traits—empathy, collaborative creativity, and storytelling—that are essential for shaping a positive workplace culture during times of change.

Whether you’re a leader navigating transformation or someone passionate about workplace culture, this episode is packed with insights to help you lead with purpose and build a stronger, more connected team.

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In this episode, we break down how to plan intentional team-building events that go beyond your average trust fall. Go from fun-for-fun’s-sake to real results—this is about creating experiences that:

We’ll show you how to make team-building a powerful tool for growth, collaboration, and culture transformation.

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In this episode, we explore polarizing topics in the workplace and the leader’s role in equipping a team to navigate these discussions in productive ways. With actionable insights and practical tips, discover how to turn challenging conversations into opportunities to build a stronger workplace culture.

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What happens when employees don’t feel safe owning up to their mistakes? We explore the risks organizations face when trust is lacking and how team safety plays a crucial role in creating a growing and thriving culture. Join us as we break down practical strategies to foster openness, accountability, and resilience in teams when mistakes happen.

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In this episode, we talk about the paradox of leadership wellness—how taking time off can actually be one of the most productive things a leader does, but that wellness comes from many sources including our approach to work itself. We argue that leaders who prioritize their own well-being play a vital role in shaping positive workplace culture, fostering a more engaged and productive environment for their teams. We also reference Time Off by Max Frenzel, discussing how intentional rest and balance can empower leaders to bring their best selves to work.

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In this episode, we dive deep into a topic that every business leader, middle manager, and HR decision-maker needs to hear: employee wellness. But we’re not just talking about your typical wellness programs. We’re exploring how to build a thriving workplace culture that truly supports your team’s well-being. True employee wellness is the result of a healthy, values-driven workplace culture, not just a series of programs. Leaders play a pivotal role in setting the tone and supporting holistic well-being.

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In this episode, we debate whether filling positions from within or outside your organization is best. We consider the potential impacts this decision can have on your workplace culture and discuss how to safeguard your employees’ well-being when making these choices.

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In this episode, we discuss the validity of the idea that “nobody wants to work anymore” and why the fast-food industry needs their employees to find purpose in their work.

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How do you talk about performance in your organization? What happens when people don’t perform? This week, we discuss the connection between performance and culture, the leader’s role, and how to facilitate a happy and high-performing workplace.

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Does your organization suffer from a culture of overwork? This week, we look we dig into the HBR article, How to Fix your Company's Culture of Overwork. We also discuss the danger in assuming your high-performing employees aren't struggling.

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