Harmony Group Podcast

We discuss understanding and integrating diverse viewpoints within any team setting, and how constructive conflict can lead to innovative solutions and stronger team bonds, emphasizing the role of empathy and intentionality in successful leadership.

In our Happy New Year episode, the newly degreed Dr. Audrey Ayers and Dr. Margie Johnson, we discuss the intricacies of conflict resolution, interlacing our discussion with personal stories and professional insights. We also tackle the art of setting realistic New Year's resolutions and how we've balanced our academic ambitions with family life. Join us for an episode brimming with wisdom, laughter, and hands-on advice for navigating both the trials and triumphs of life.

In this video, we explore the importance of connection in our lives and how to build meaningful relationships with others. We discuss the benefits of having strong social connections, including increased happiness, better mental health, and a sense of belonging. We also share practical tips for connecting with others, such as active listening, showing empathy, and being vulnerable. Through real-life examples and expert advice, this video offers a comprehensive guide to cultivating deep, meaningful connections with the people in your life. Whether you're looking to build friendships, strengthen existing relationships, or simply feel more connected to the world around you, this video has something for you.

In this video, we explore the importance of human connection and how it impacts our overall well-being. From the benefits of social support to the negative effects of loneliness, we discuss the science behind why connecting with others is so crucial to our mental and physical health.

Margie and Audrey discuss a hot topic at the Kansas City ATD conference, how the use of team agreements can help your cohort settle in on some agreed upon norms and shared language.

In this episode, consultants from Harmony Group talk about the term "Quiet Quitting" - what it means, how to identify it, and even how to prevent it. If you're an organizational leader, this podcast is for you!

Tough, tougher, toughest: Growing in emotional intelligence by doing tough things like praising others, apologizing, and forgiving.

Practicing "the pause" and developing empathy in relationships to develop deeper connections.

Evaluating our own feelings and considering the perspective of others.

Come chat about first jobs and learning to read the room. Keywords: emotional intelligence, relationships, hard work, waffle fries.