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
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusiness |
Whenever you get around powerful executives, you shrink. Your usual confidence evaporates, your words get jumbled, and you find yourself acting like you're grateful just to be in the room. This episode dives into the hidden reasons behind why accompl... more
As a leader, it’s easy to point the finger at someone else when something goes wrong – expectations aren’t met, peers are slow to act, or pressure from the top adds to an already stressful environment. Leaders spend so much time trying to control oth... more
It’s no secret that work is more uncertain than ever. You may spend each day worrying, “Will I be let go?” even if you’re a top performer. There’s a term for this: layoff anxiety. In this episode, Melody breaks down how to manage constant stress abou... more
Hard work doesn't guarantee career advancement – and pretending otherwise is keeping you stuck. In this episode, Melody sits down with Lorraine K. Lee, author of Unforgettable Presence to explore the biggest missing piece in most people's career stra... more
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Melody is so insightful and I’ve walked away from this podcast with so many little nuggets that have helped me level up.
Melody is such a delight and I absolutely love the guests that she brings on. This is a must listen for anyone who wants to build their confidence at work.
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In a world full of superficial self-help advice, it's refreshing to find smart, professional insights that genuinely tackle the deeper psychological layers of work-life. The podcast is a lifeline for anyone navigating the self-doubt and emotional vulnerability that come from putting yourself out there in the professional world—especially when you tie a big part of your identity and personal success to your work.
Melody understands work isn’t just about tasks and goals; it’s about who we are and... more
"Psychology at Work" is like having a personal coach who truly gets the challenges of the workplace. Melody Wilding breaks down the invisible psychological forces we all face—like self-doubt and office politics—with warmth and clarity, making complex ideas easy to understand and apply.
Her empathetic approach feels like having a personal guide through the unspoken rules of human behavior at work. Her practical tools help you build the confidence you need to succeed. If you're looking to advance... more
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Focused on navigating the complex dynamics of the workplace, this series addresses the intricate psychological forces that influence professional interactions. Hosted by a licensed social worker and human behavior professor, it explores themes such as self-doubt, office politics, emotional intelligence, assertiveness, and effective communication. With practical insights drawn from coaching experiences, the episodes provide actionable strategies for listeners to enhance their professional relationships and personal growth. The content often features transformative stories from guests who have overcome various professional challenges, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness and emotional regulation in attaining career success.
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2. Lorraine K. Lee
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