Happiness at Work

Happiness at Work

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Happiness at Work episodes

  • What does it take to build confidence?

    Why do so many of us battle with the imposter syndrome -- where we think we're not good enough and shouldn't hold the positions that we do. Consultant, coach and trainer, Lucy Gower says we have to squash the negative voice in our heads, while remembering to give ourselves 'daily confidence top ups'.

    For more happiness, visit www.management30.com.

    28 min
  • The Power of Getting Weird at Work

    Our biggest detriment as grownups is our obsession with security and sureness. CJ Casciotta, author, media director and producer, says at some point we all had the 'weirdness kicked out of us' as kids and it's now preventing us from being uniquely human.

    For more happiness, visit www.management30.com.

    25 min
  • Inspiring People to Think about Their Legacy Before They Die

    A doctor in positive organizational psychology, Kim Perkins of NOBL says check in with your teammates before meetings, conduct deprioritization sessions and be concious of your "mental models" especially if you're striving to create organizational change and want to be proud of the legacy you leave behind.

    For more, visit www.management30.com.

    32 min
  • A Bull in a China Shop

    A self-described recovering bull in a china shop, David Quick is an executive coach who works with people on how to hire right and how to embrace and harness their 'bull'. He's also launching a brand new venture about what it takes to work with your spouse, called work love bliss, masterminds for couples in business. Find out how to be a power couple, build strong teams and identify what type of bull you are.

    For more happiness, visit www.management30.com.

    29 min
  • The Truth about Holacracy

    What does it take to create a self-managing company? Founder of Holacracy, Brian Robertson, dispels myths and talks about the real meaning behind a movement that's grown more than he ever expected.

    For more, visit www.management30.com.

    34 min
  • The Secret to Being a Successful Leader

    What does it take to manage the room and gain influence? Executive coach, Anne Sugar says turn down the sound, watch and listen because body language never lies. Find out how to motivate your team and recognize when you've started over delegating.

    For more happiness, visit www.management30.com.

    35 min
  • Management 3.0: Making it Work Virtually

    Seasoned Management 3.0 facilitator Line Morkbak is one of the few practitioners conducting online workshops. Find out why she says that in some ways they're better than doing them in person and why experimenting within companies isn't novel anymore.

    For more, visit www.management30.com.

    22 min
  • People First Everything Else Second

    One-on-one meetings should not be used for a status update, rather to uncover problems. CEO of Know Your Company, Claire Lew, talks candidly with Happy Melly about what it takes to be a better manager and a more honest, open and communicative leader. She also explains why buying a book about what to do with her life at the age of 13 helped her get to where she is today.

    For more happiness, visit www.management30.com.

    33 min
  • Customizing our Worlds Through Software Development

    How does systems thinking help us live happier, more productive and more fulfilling lives. Find out why Jessica Kerr, or Jessitron as she's known, is so passionate about software development and why she says the industry is rapidly evolving to include all types of personas.

    For more happiness, visit www.management30.com.

    22 min

About Happiness at Work

From the publisher's feed

This is the first podcast dedicated to happiness at work. We interview authors, entrepreneurs, coaches, and industry experts to discover what they're doing to foster happiness in the workplace while living passionate and purposeful lives. At Management 3.0 we believe that happiness at work should be the 'norm' and not the exception.