Change Chats
Whether you are just getting started in your change management career, navigating the mid-career landscape, transitioning in or out, or are a seasoned change veteran, this podcast is designed for you.
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Innovation at the Heart of Change Management (opens the original)
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During the upcoming Change Chats episode with Margo Waldorf we talked about innovation at the heart of change management. A subject that I haven't heard so much about yet because whilst often we are asked to lead transformations that are innovative in itself are the solutions we bring innovative as well? Are we being part of the innovative conversations? I would love to hear fellow change practitioners' perspective on this! Do you feel you can share ideas, test possibilities, learn from failure,
Change Entrepreneurship: Fear is Normal - Try it Anyway (opens the original)
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Everybody is scared. That’s not a warning. That’s the point. In my upcoming Change Chats episode with Margo Waldorf I asked what advice she’d give to people thinking about stepping into change management entrepreneurship - especially the ones who feel nervous about making the leap. Her answer: "I am scared. Everybody is scared." Now mind you, that Margo unlike 95% of change management professionals started as a change entrepreneur straight out of college and she is still a very successful change
Systems Thinking: The Change Manager’s Superpower (opens the original)
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As a change manager, do you look through the one specific lens of your project or program or assignment? Or do you see the organization as a system and the interconnectedness of that particular planned organizational program with your organization's rewards systems, enterprise technology, and, how you contract to clients? I used to see it as the first in my earlier years. Until I was introduced to systems thinking and started to see, really see, the broader context transformation programs are op
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