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Psychology at Work | Career Success, Leadership, Communication Skills

Melody Wilding, LMSW
Emotional Intelligence
Leadership
Career Advancement
Communication Skills
Managing Up
Workplace Dynamics
Psychology
Executive Presence
Professional Development
Career Development
Speak Like a Senior Leader
Imposter Syndrome
Career Success
Office Politics
Workplace Politics
Leadership Development
Networking
Executive Communication
Communication Strategies
Power Dynamics

How do you nail that sweet spot of career success where confidence in yourself meets influence with others? That's what best-selling author, therapist, and executive coach Melody Wilding explores in every episode of Psychology at Work.

If you're a driven professional who's great at your job but knows that talent alone isn't enough to get ahead, this show is for you. Subscribe for insightful, prac... more

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Twenty years after Nice Girls Don't Get the Corner Office changed the conversation about women in the workplace, the mistakes it exposes are still happening, but now in new settings, with higher stakes, and sometimes in subtler forms than ever before... more

What if the thing standing between you and the career and leadership impact you want isn't strategy, skill, or hustle…but hope? In this episode, Melody sits down with Jen Fisher, former Chief Wellbeing Officer at Deloitte and author of Hope is The St... more

How do you deal with uncertainty at a time when our careers and work have never felt less certain? Melody sits down with journalist Simone Stolzoff to talk about his brand new book How to Not Know and how to stop letting anxiety about the unknown dic... more

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Simone Stolzoff
Journalist and author of The Good Enough Job and How Not to Know
Author
Episode: 104. Fear of the Unknown: Better Career Decisions in Uncertain Times with Simone Stolzoff
Roxanne Ryan-Elazier
Public-sector leader with experience across government agencies, NGOs, and international institutions
Public Sector (government and development work)
Episode: 102. Executive Presence in the Public Sector: How One Government Leader Got a First-of-Its-Kind Initiative Approved FAST
Corinne Low
Associate professor of business economics and public policy at Wharton
Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Episode: 96. Why Working Women Can’t Have it All: Balancing Motherhood and Success with Dr. Corrine Low
Eric Zimmer
Author of How a Little Becomes A Lot and host of The One You Feed podcast
Author, Speaker, Therapist
Episode: 95. No Willpower Needed: The Secret to Make Habits Stick (Even When You’re Overwhelmed) with Eric Zimmer
Ashley Herd
Founder of The Manager Method and author
The Manager Method
Episode: 94. How to Hold People Accountable (Without Them Hating You) with Ashley Herd of The Manager Method
Mo Bunnell
Author of Give to Grow and founder of the Bunnell Idea Group
Bunnell Idea Group
Episode: 90. Positive Influence: The Art & Science of Building Relationships to Skyrocket Your Career with Mo Bunnell
Nirali Rana
Head of Program and Change Management at a major pharmaceutical company
Major Pharmaceutical Company
Episode: 89. Build Credibility With Your C-Suite & Go From ‘Good Executor’ to ‘Strategic Leader’
Dr. Guy Winch
An internationally renowned psychologist and author known for his work on Emotional First Aid
Author of Mind Over Grind
Episode: 87. When Work Hijacks Your Life and How to Get It Back (Top Psychologist Shares)
Mita Mallick
Wall Street Journal bestselling author and expert on inclusion and leadership.
Author of 'Reimagine Inclusion' and 'The Devil Emails at Midnight'
Episode: 84. What Good Leaders Can Learn From Bad Bosses with Mita Mallick

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Melody Wilding
Host of Psychology at Work; author, therapist, and executive coach focused on leadership, communication, and workplace psychology.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 95 ratings
  • Jane Shape

    Incredible podcast with great insight and helpful short episodes. 10/10 recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jane Shape
    United States3 months ago
  • The best friend at work we all need!

    This show is so good. It’s like having the best friend at work we all need. It’s real, relatable and on point. I recommend it to everyone!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    W3LL&G00D27
    United States4 months ago
  • Great show-great host

    I love Melody and her down to earth approach

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ETZ_1970
    United States4 months ago
  • A must-listen

    I love how this show gives practical tips that I can learn from each episode. In my rotation!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Antipasti13
    United States5 months ago
  • Must Listen!

    I tend to self-learn a lot through my observations, interactions with other people and connecting with the knowledge I soak up from books. I am extremely happy to have discovered to Melody on LinkedIn which led me to this podcast. She has much needed advice and guidance to share, especially if you’re someone looking to grow yourself and be better each day! It may not be easy, but it is definitely worth it! Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Soshinie
    United States5 months ago

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102. Executive Presence in the Public Sector: How One Government Leader Got a First-of-Its-Kind Initiative Approved FAST
Q: Walk us through that big initiative and how you approached it differently to push it through with buy-in.
Roxanne explains that she focused on aligning messages with stakeholder needs across sectors, used concise, action-oriented language to match different decision-makers, and leveraged a clear, scaled vision to illustrate the initiative's broad impact, which helped speed approval.
101. Become an Enterprise-Level Communicator: Speak Without Freezing Up (And Get Executives to Listen)
Q: What was shifting in your work environment that made higher-level communication more urgent?
We faced dynamic changes, demanding customers, and shifting priorities; I needed to speak a common language with directors and align teams across functions.
101. Become an Enterprise-Level Communicator: Speak Without Freezing Up (And Get Executives to Listen)
Q: Before we dive into your experience in Speak Like a Senior Leader, tell us a little about what you do, who you are, so people have context.
I am a Technical Program Manager at TomTom in the Operations Unit, working closely with platform engineering to transform map-making processes, with 22 years at the company.
97. “You’re Too in the Weeds”: Fix Perception When Leadership Says You’re Too Detailed
Q: Reshmi, I'm so happy to have you here to talk about your story, your experience in Speak Like a Senior Leader, but let's start with a little bit about you.
Reshmi shares her background, current role in procurement, and the moment she sought a bridge to cross toward executive-level communication to handle complex, high-stakes projects.
95. No Willpower Needed: The Secret to Make Habits Stick (Even When You’re Overwhelmed) with Eric Zimmer
Q: Where can people connect with you and find the book?
People can connect with Eric at oneyoufeed.net (his podcast and related work) and learn more about the book there.

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2. Roxanne Ryan-Elazier
3. Corinne Low
4. Eric Zimmer
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