For a long time, change agents have talked about the need to change mindsets first if an organization wants to evolve. But we all know that it is difficult to alter the way people think or their beliefs.
That’s why new tools based on cognitive science are being developed that start with changing behaviors, not mindsets.
There are many studies that show us that changing behaviors have important effects on the brain. Change the behaviors and you will change the mindset, rather than starting the other way around.

In this episode, our special guest Laurent Alt, Associate Director of BCG France, shares his experience with behavioral science and talks about new ways and approaches for leaders to manage change. He also provides some recommendations for change practitioners who are struggling to maintain momentum.

We also have Marwane El-Kharbili (Ph.d.) and Simon Reindl as co-hosts. Marwane is a change consultant in Germany and an expert in strategy and leadership, agile design, and resilience. Simon Reindl is a certified Scrum trainer and change consultant in the UK. Both are Certified Training Partners at the Enterprise Agility University.

Another must-listen episode!

Creating innovation can be challenging for organizations. Should larger organizations behave like startups? What’re the cultural challenges?
How is it possible to transform a more traditional company and put it on the path to innovation?

In this episode, our guest from Berlin specialized in strategic innovation, Sebastian T. Vetter (Ph.D.), reveals many of the secrets to helping companies find a sustainable and strategic pace of innovation.

Our co-hosts in this episode are Monica Acosta from Mexico, innovator, change consultant, and coach, and Marween El Kharbili (Ph.D.) from Duesseldorf. He is a Lean, Agile, and strategy consultant.

In this episode, we also asked Monica to join us, even though she was on vacation somewhere in the Caribbean! Can you hear the birds?

Another unmissable episode for Change Practitioners!

What do you know about creating a corporate culture that can adapt to the new reality, people, and market changes? What kind of leadership is required for this?
We talk about these questions and many more with our special guest Dr. Stefanie Puckett, Organizational Psychologist, Executive Coach, PMI Certified Practitioner, ICP-ACC Agile Coach, and author of The Agile Culture (among others).
We talk about how to adapt culture to the new reality, the type of leadership required, the principles needed, and how to build remarkable organizations.
This episode also features co-hosts Monica Acosta from Mexico, innovator, change consultant, and coach, and Simon Reindl from the UK, Professional Scrum Trainer, Change Consultant, and co-author of Mastering Professional Scrum.
Another unmissable episode for Change Practitioners!