Let's Talk About Change Management - the ultimate change management podcast! In the first episode, Isabella Brusati, your host, explains this podcast and why it's time to talk about the people side of change. If you have any question or would like to recommend a change management topic or guest please add your comment in the chat! new episodes available every Wednesday at 7am CET

In this episode of Let's Talk About Change Management I provide the definition of change and explain the basics of neuroscience that make the journey from current to the future state rocky.

In this episode, I answer a question that I am often asked: "How do I get into change management?". I advise those who are just starting and the listeners who have experience and are transitioning from another sector.

In this episode, I talk about the neuroscience behind resistance to change. It is not unusual to think that people impacted by a change initiative are dragging their feet. However, in most cases, their attitude and behaviour is linked to how the human brain functions.In the second part of the podcast, I will discuss some tactics you can implement to manage resistance.

The book of the month is the CMBok (Change Management Body of Knowledge) by the Change Management Institute - CMI.Whether you are new to change management or a seasoned practitioner, this is a great resource to determine the competencies that make a great change practitioner successful and what to focus on to hone your skills.This is not a sponsored link https://change-management-institute.com/cmbok/

In this episode of Let's Talk about Change Management, I will discuss the most common types of change. There is no such thing as one size fits all!What do you have to pay attention to? What are the most common mistakes organisation make? Listen to find out!

In this episode, I interview Harsha Boralessa, the "Reframe & Reset Your Career" podcast host. Harsha is passionate about neuroscience and psychology. Harsha provides actionable advice on how to deal with change and the importance of resilience. Harsha provides insight into the importance of co-creation and soft skills during a change initiative.About our guest:Harsha is a CFA charter holder, chartered accountant and graduate of the London School of Economics. He has worked for over 15 years in front office and advisory roles in investment banking, investment management and "big 4" accounting firms. He is also developing a personal development App with a neuroscience and psychology influence.Reframe & Reset Your Career podcast was listed by Feedspost at #36 in the Best 60 Career Podcasts and #8 in the Best 20 UK Career Podcasts. To listen to Harsha's podcast:https://harshaboralessa.podbean.com/