Perspectives of Change
Sometimes we forget that our perspective as change agents is just one of many. Perspectives of Change show is dedicated to exploring how to nudge change forward by understanding and valuing multiple perspectives.
This show is hosted by Sarika Kharbanda. We explore lean, agile, change management, business agility topics from a variety of perspectives.
Podcasting since 2015 • 63 episodes
Perspectives of Change
Latest Episodes
#61 Making Kindness an Everyday Habit
Kindness is Power. We all deserve to be surrounded by it.Tenaz Cardos from Kind Hearts Brigade says “Make Kindness an everyday habit”. What a simple, yet powerful thing to say and do.She says “Kindness starts with you. You deser...
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Season 5
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Episode 4
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38:24
#60 Management 3.0: Are you already there or need help figuring it out?
Are you already applying Management 3.0 without knowing it?Or perhaps you are still trying to figure out what that looks like in your day to day?Ralph and Sarika have been getting questions around this and they've been reflectin...
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Season 5
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Episode 3
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#59 Standing in the fire: Staying grounded under pressure
There are moments in #leadership and #facilitation when the pressure is real.Tough conversations. Conflicting voices. Big expectations.All eyes are on you.This session is about those moments - and how we’ve stayed ground...
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Season 5
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Episode 2
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27:20
#58 Facilitating Change when you don't have all the answers
What do you do when everyone looks to you for answers—and you’ve got none?In a world where change is constant and complexity is the norm, many leaders and facilitators still carry the unspoken burden of needing to “know it all.”
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Season 5
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Episode 1
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23:56
#57 "Hexagons and Thinking - what's the connection?" with Fran Cormack
Welcome to “Hexagons and Thinking” in conversation with Fran CormackA bee’s honeycomb is built from interconnected hexagons. Hexagons encourage us to view connections even when there is chaos. They mirror the complexity of our real world...
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Season 4
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Episode 3
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28:23
