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Psychology at Work | Career Success, Leadership, Communication Skills

Melody Wilding
Emotional Intelligence
Leadership
Psychology
Workplace Dominance
Managing Up
Feedback
Communication Strategies
Highly Sensitive Person
Sensitive Strivers
Emotional Control
Self-Care
Career Advancement
Workplace Dynamics
Burnout
Communication Skills
Over-Apologizing
Executive Leadership
Burnout Prevention
Workplace Mental Health
Management Techniques

Have you ever felt like you're the only one struggling with self-doubt at work? Maybe you’ve wondered why office politics seem so complicated or how some people seem to influence so effortlessly? The secret is that every day at work, we're surrounded by psychological dynamics - internal and external. There's the voice in our head second-guessing our decisions, the subtle power plays in meetings, t... more

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Recent Guests

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
Helen Tupper
Co-founder of Squiggly Careers and co-author of the book Learn Like a Lobster
Squiggly Careers
Episode: 83. Future-Proof Your Career: Staying Relevant in the Age of AI with Helen Tupper
Claude Silver
Chief Heart Officer at VaynerMedia and Author of 'Be Yourself at Work'
VaynerMedia
Episode: 82. How to Be Your True Self at Work with Claude Silver
Candice Thedek
Analytics professional at Google with over 11 years of experience in various industries.
Google
Episode: 78. Read the Room in Real-Time: How Candice Positioned Herself for Global Roles at Google and Beyond
Muriel Wilkins
Founder of Paravis Partners and executive coach for C-suite executives.
Paravis Partners
Episode: 68. 7 Unconscious Beliefs That Make or Break Your Leadership Success
Lorraine K. Lee
Author of 'Unforgettable Presence', keynote speaker, and trainer
Rise Learning Solutions, LinkedIn Learning
Episode: 66. Unforgettable Presence (Even as an Introvert) with Lorraine K. Lee
Cassandra Sethi
Founder of Next Level Wardrobe, fashion expert with over 25 years of experience helping leaders build intentional wardrobes.
Next Level Wardrobe
Episode: 59. Personal Brand, Powerful Presence: The Psychology of Style with Cassandra Sethi
Alli Peck
TEDx speaker and author of Surviving Office Life
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Episode: 55. How Leaders REALLY Decide Who Gets Promoted with Alli Peck

Host

Melody Wilding
Melody Wilding is a licensed social worker, human behavior professor, and author with expertise in emotional intelligence and executive coaching. She has extensive experience coaching professionals to navigate workplace dynamics and achieve career success by leveraging their emotional strengths.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 88 ratings
  • Great show-great host

    I love Melody and her down to earth approach

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ETZ_1970
    United States15 days 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 Statesa month 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 States2 months ago
  • Madeline Mann

    Great podcast!

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    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bcchuck
    United States2 months ago
  • Every time!

    I always know I’m going to get helpful insight and at LEAST one significant action item every time I listen to an episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MyBoysAreShawBoys
    United States3 months ago

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Reviewers often note the actionable advice that leads to significant personal and professional growth.
Listeners praise the insights and practical strategies offered, highlighting their effectiveness in addressing workplace challenges such as self-doubt and office politics.
Many appreciate the host's empathetic and relatable approach, which makes complex psychological concepts easy to apply.
The content is consistently described as insightful and educational, making it essential for anyone looking to advance in their career.

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#85
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#16
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Talking Points

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86. Managing Up & Down in the Age of AI
Q: How do you lead with empathy in your organization?
By understanding the pressures your managers and teams are under, you can adjust your approach to support them effectively.
84. What Good Leaders Can Learn From Bad Bosses with Mita Mallick
Q: How do you know if you are the problem as a boss?
Mita suggests reflecting weekly on personal feelings and seeking feedback from team members.
84. What Good Leaders Can Learn From Bad Bosses with Mita Mallick
Q: How can leaders manage up effectively?
Mita explains that leaders should retrain their managers and set clear boundaries for communication.
84. What Good Leaders Can Learn From Bad Bosses with Mita Mallick
Q: What is the story of the manager, The Devil Emails at Midnight?
Mita's story involves her first boss who would email her late at night without time for her during the day, leading to unhealthy dynamics.
83. Future-Proof Your Career: Staying Relevant in the Age of AI with Helen Tupper
Q: How do you learn a new environment, different stakeholders, different expectations?
You can personalize your learning through a matrix that maps your current job against what you need to learn, while also practicing the skill of noticing dynamics and relationships in your environment.

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The focus centers on the psychological dynamics that shape workplace experiences and career success, particularly addressing challenges such as self-doubt, office politics, and effective communication. Each episode provides practical insights that listeners can apply to improve their professional interactions and personal growth. Notable themes include career advancement strategies, emotional intelligence, and the importance of enhancing communication skills, particularly in the context of navigating organizational culture and dynamics. The host combines expertise in human behavior with relatable advice, appealing to empathetic professionals looking to thrive in their careers while maintaining authenticity and emotional well-being.

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