The Change Manifesto Podcast

"Change never stops ... When I was running my social media marketing company, I kept thinking that one day I would arrive. And I would arrive and know exactly what I do and who I am in the world. And arrival - like that's a joke right?" - Tracey Warren

What past models of change can we learn from to adapt to our current change needs? Join me today in the final of our three special episodes devoted to models of past change. Today we talk about the history of tuberculosis -- how it shaped the history of the world for millennia, the eventual identification of the bacteria that causes this disease as one of the first examples of th

What past models of change can we learn from to adapt to our current change needs? This is the second of a series of three special episodes talking about the models of change from the past that we can learn from to understand our current environment. In this episode, a more successful (did not require legislation) example of a societal change is discussed. As we continue to learn

What past models of change can we learn from to adapt to our current change needs? Join me today in a special discussion to take a deep dive on a recent change we needed to make as a society. The way we adapt to our present need for change is by learning from past examples. What did we face when we had to implement change to keep us safe previously? I’ll review the not so surpris

In today’s episode, learn how Jessica Hickey describes her personal evolution from a focus on operational improvement to incorporating change management methodology in her work to effectuate better outcomes in her consulting work. She’ll discuss how her work and experiences with her clients inspired her book, “Stop Pushing String, Getting Decisions Made with the Five Language

What is a great historical context for understanding the art of the pivot? The Samurai! Mike Birt, PhD teaches us in today’s episode the history and philosophy of the Samurai. He describes their cultural and historical focus on flexibility as a way of life and puts this into context for our current world circumstances. Mike also shares the story of his own personal pivots in l