Melanie Parish, MCC

Running experiments in the workplace is tricky. The Goal: Create values that advance business goals, strengthen teams, and drive better results.... Read More

  The show’s guest in this episode is Kimberly Wiefling. She is a force of nature and an expert in helping people turn ideas into impact. She’s a physicist by education, she worked at HP for 10 years, and then three years in Silicon Valley startups. Her superpower is turning managers into leaders, who use their strengths to achieve impossible together groups become true teams who can achieve impossible together. —     Listen to the podcast here Exploring Positive Intelligence with Kimberly Wiefling Hello, it’s so nice to be here with you today. I’m Melanie Parish. And I am...... Read More

  The show’s guests in this episode are Sam Nguyen and Hunter Smith. Sam Nguyen and Hunter Smith have both been working with Extinction Rebellion at chapters across Canada for the past 2 years. They are now mentor groups on how to use civil disobedience to achieve their aims. —     Listen to the podcast here Leading Disruption with Sam Nguyen and Hunter Smith Hey everybody, it’s great to be here with you live today. And I am with you from Las Cruces, New Mexico. I’m, I’ve been thinking about my own leadership lately, mostly because our family made...... Read More

  The show’s guest in this episode is Melissa Boggs. She’s a leadership coach, and an employee experience design consultant. She’s also the host of the wild hearts at work podcast, redefining our relationship with work through stories and conversations, and those challenging the status quo of today’s workplace. —     Listen to the podcast here Designing New Workplace Experiments with Melissa Boggs Hey, it’s so great to be here live with you today, I am hailing you can see in the background, I’m hailing from my dad’s house in New Mexico. And this morning, I’m thinking about for...... Read More

During times of uncertainly, it's a good time for leaders to work toward change by conducting experiments that, while they may not work in the end, will not harm the company's bottom line.... Read More

Everyone is already experimenting with the global pandemic right now. Many people are trying new things as they respond to working at home and having kids home. Justin Trudeau, the Canadian Prime Minister, is single parenting alone at home while his wife is quarantined in another part of their residence. He is experimenting with so many new things, as are all of us. What is important is to see them as experiments and to collect data to decide what is working and what is not. This helps to minimize overwhelm and helps us improve over time. Every time we try something new as leaders, we are experimenting. We need to remember our experiments are not permanent. We can collect data and make a decision about how our next experiment needs to be different.... Read More