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The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business

Published by Change Capability

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  • Management

This podcast is for business owners and leaders who want to unlock the true potential of your team and want to address the unspoken challenges that often hold teams back from meaningful transformation. Success isn’t just about strategy —it’s about the ability to adapt, grow, and psychological and cognitive flexibility. This podcast dives deep into the psychology of behaviour change, revealing the systemic ways that leaders can influence meaningful change within organisations to optimise culture, drive unity of purpose, innovation, new ways of working, team collaboration and engagement.

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  1. Micro sessions: Morning dread 😬 from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20262 min

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  2. Micro sessions: The common denominator effect from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20262 min

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  3. Micro sessions: How limiting beliefs from our early years can show up in leadership and what to do about it from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20269 min

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  4. Micro session: How to challenge the status quo and enable continuous growth from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20263 min

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  5. Micro Sessions: overcoming self criticism from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20263 min

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  6. Micro sessions: a key characteristic of every high performing team that is engaged and thriving from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20262 min

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  7. Micro sessions: managing team and self overwhelm from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20263 min

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  8. Microsessions: Passive Leadership from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20262 min

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  9. Microsessions: What healthy team conflict looks like from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20261 min

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  10. Microsessions: We all need emotional regulators, what are your go to strategies? from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20262 min

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  11. Microsession: Burnout and Belonging move in opposite directions. Does your identity feel welcome at work? from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20262 min

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  12. Micro sessions: Do You know what your relationship with uncertainty is? from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20261 min

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  13. Microsession: Three ways you might be disrupting connection and belonging in your team from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20261 min

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  14. Micro sessions: When you just don’t feel like you belong from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20261 min

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  15. Microsession: when your team gets stuck and won’t move forward from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20262 min

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  16. Microsession: Leadership direction from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20261 min

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  17. Microsession: Leading Through Everyday Uncertainty from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    May 3, 20261 min

    We talk about uncertainty when there are big changes. But there are also everyday uncertainties we can prevent or manage as a leader.

  18. Unlocking Transformation: Shellye Archambeau on the Crucial Role of Workplace Culture in Driving Change from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    Mar 24, 202536 min

    This first episode, is one I recorded a few years ago with Shellye Archambeau, author of Unapologetically Ambitious . Shellye is an experienced CEO and Board Director with a track record of accomplishments building brands, high performance teams, and organizations. Ms. Archambeau currently serves on the boards of Verizon [NYSE:VZ], Roper Technologies [NYSE: ROP], and Okta [NASDAQ: OKTA]. She is also a strategic advisor to Forbes Ignite and to the President of Arizona State University, and serves on the boards of two national nonprofits, Catalyst and Braven. We spoke a lot about culture in this episode. Whenever we want to change or transform our workplace, whether it is a merger, a new operating model, a digital transformation, or something else, culture must be addressed. Here are just a few of the things Shellye covered: People need to be respected as humans first and foremost, to feel engaged at work Some of the biggest positive impacts at work are minimising siloes, being transparent about business challenges and enabling fairness. Creating healthy cultures can prevent companies from paying over 50% more in healthcare for employees As a Board member or leader, it is important to pay attention to the early signs that there is something not right in the culture, it is an active role to play and leaders must be intentional. Regularly view engagement scores, how many people respond and is there a general enthusiasm at work? Boards need to look deeper and understand if management is forthcoming, if not then what is going on at a deeper level? Some of the biggest levers to impact on behaviours to enable positive cultures include: communication, communication, communication. Leadership talks every week, to make sense of the expectations and translate what this looks like in terms of behaviours, not just vague statements. Leaders and managers need their development to be invested in a lot more. During the financial crisis, her leadership team created an optimistic commitment to their teams that "never say die", which meant that no matter what happened, they were committed to the business and figuring out a way forward. When developing a vision, don't do this alone, co-design and involve people all the way, to enable people to contribute the details and data and to be on board when it is ready to be rolled out. Everyone has a role in culture. This podcast is focused on supporting leaders to achieve your transformational efforts, how are you enabling your culture to support your transformation?

  19. Introduction to the Psychology of Change Podcast from The Psychology of Change and Human Performance: Thriving People, Teams and Business, opens in a new tab

    Mar 4, 20254 min

    A quick introduction to your host, Mona Momtazian and all the things we aim to cover in this podcast. See you soon!

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