Change Wired

Feeling stuck in your career or business path? Or unclear? That frustrating thought, "I want to work on interesting projects, and I"m not doing that right now" - might be your wake-up call for change.  This episode unveils four powerful questions from behavioral scientist Matt Wallert that will transform how you approa

Have you ever felt that nagging urge to grow and transform without knowing exactly where you"re headed?   That uncomfortable space between knowing you need change and not having a clear destination can feel like being lost at sea – eager to move but unsure which direction leads to land.   Drawing from my coaching exper

Theme: Decision-making, leadership, behavioral science & leading change through uncertain times   🔍 What you’ll learn from this episode  Why most organizations fail at evidence‑based decision-making — the difference between gathering data to justify an outcome versus following a robust method without attachment to con

What happens when we become so fixated on our flaws that we miss the strengths hiding in plain sight? For years, I"ve watched people struggle with change not because they weren"t trying hard enough, but because they were looking in the wrong direction.   The science of "inattentional blindness" explains why we miss cri

The universal tension between seeking comfort and pursuing growth creates an internal tug-of-war we all experience. What if this conflict isn"t a flaw, but a feature of our neurobiology designed to serve our triving?  Drawing from insights by neuroscientist Andrew Huberman and personal development pioneer Tony Robbins,

Have you noticed how traditional carrots and sticks often fail to inspire true commitment?   There"s a reason.   When leaders, parents, coaches, or anyone trying to motivate others relies solely on external rewards or threats, they might gain compliance but never excellence.   Through compelling research and practical