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Psychology at Work | Career Success, Leadership, Communication Skills

Melody Wilding, LMSW
Psychology at Work | Career Success, Leadership, Communication Skills
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  • Psychology at Work | Career Success, Leadership, Communication Skills

    120. Answer Any Executive Question Without Overexplaining (It’s Always One of These 3 Things)

    02/09/2026 | 18min
    You give an executive a thorough answer and they still look unsatisfied. One question turns into five, you walk away wondering what you missed, and a week later you hear they were uneasy with where things stand. What gives? In this episode, discover the three underlying needs behind almost every executive question and how to diagnose which one is driving any given question in seconds so you sound more influential and convincing. 
    You’ll Discover: 

    ▪️The reason a thorough, well-organized answer erodes an executive's confidence in you 
    ▪️ Scripts that show a senior leader they can trust your team without having to step in
    ▪️ How to sound decisive when you're put on the spot, even when you don't have all the data

    https://melodywilding.com/summit
    Connect with Melody:
    FREE NEWSLETTER: Psychology at Work Weekly
    Get on the Waitlist for Speak Like a Senior Leader™
    Get on the Waitlist for Lead from Within
    Get Melody's new book, Managing Up
  • Psychology at Work | Career Success, Leadership, Communication Skills

    119. Perceived as “Too Tactical?” 4 Communication Mistakes Reinforcing the “Too In the Weeds" Feedback

    26/08/2026 | 29min
    You're operating at a senior level, yet you’re seen as "too tactical," "in the weeds," "great executor, not quite ready for what's next." Melody identifies how and why that label gets in place and gives you 4 subtle communication mistakes reinforcing it every time you speak up in a meeting, email your skip-level, or update your boss.
    What You’ll Discover: 
    ▪️ The questions you’re posing in meetings that scream “please give me more day-to-day minutiae"
    ▪️ Seemingly polite language training senior leaders to treat you as a subordinate, not a peer
    ▪️ Think you’re interrupted because people are rude? WRONG. Here’s the REAL reason you’re talked over

    https://melodywilding.com/summit
    Connect with Melody:
    FREE NEWSLETTER: Psychology at Work Weekly
    Get on the Waitlist for Speak Like a Senior Leader™
    Get on the Waitlist for Lead from Within
    Get Melody's new book, Managing Up
  • Psychology at Work | Career Success, Leadership, Communication Skills

    118. Influence Without Formal Authority: Communicate So Senior Leaders Trust (and Reward) You

    19/08/2026 | 39min
    You don’t need direct reports or a bigger title to prove you can lead at a higher level. You just need to communicate with greater authority. In this episode, Speak Like a Senior Leader™ client, Karla, shares how she shifted from permission-seeking to bringing forward a recommendation confidently, how to adapt a message for different executives, and explains the recognition now coming her way. 
    You’ll Discover: 
    ▪️The seemingly harmless words and phrases that keep you trapped in your boss’s shadow and read as “not ready for the next level”
    ▪️Language swaps to stop sounding like a junior level executor and instead convey senior-level prowess
    ▪️ What Karla said that led a C-suite executive to seek her out for a high-visibility role—and how changing the way she showed up in meetings earned her praise from top executives

    https://melodywilding.com/summit
    Connect with Melody:
    FREE NEWSLETTER: Psychology at Work Weekly
    Get on the Waitlist for Speak Like a Senior Leader™
    Get on the Waitlist for Lead from Within
    Get Melody's new book, Managing Up
  • Psychology at Work | Career Success, Leadership, Communication Skills

    117. Negotiating with Powerful People, featuring Worldwide Negotiation Expert Kwame Christian

    12/08/2026 | 43min
    The toughest negotiations at work happen with people who outrank you. Whether you walk away with more headcount, a faster yes, an extension on a deadline, or a project sponsor's full backing depends less on the strength of your case than on what you understand about the psychology of negotiating up. In this episode, attorney and negotiation expert Kwame Christian breaks down what works when the other side holds all the formal authority.
    Why Kwame doesn't play for neutrality in any negotiation and the bias you should INTENTIONALLY trigger in the first ten minutes 
    So you're about to push back on your boss? Use this two-line opener. 
    Try this one-word swap to instantly diffuse a defensive response 
    Why elite negotiators use the 70/30 rule to steer towards outcomes they want 
    About Kwame Christian
    Kwame Christian, a first-generation Caribbean American from Tiffin, Ohio, transformed his life through a negotiation course in law school, revealing that negotiation is a learnable skill. This discovery led him to excel in negotiation competitions, win national awards, and ultimately found the American Negotiation Institute. His personal journey from a people pleaser to a master negotiator is relatable and inspiring, resonating deeply with audiences and empowering them to handle challenging conversations confidently. https://kwamechristian.com/ 
    https://melodywilding.com/summit
    Connect with Melody:
    FREE NEWSLETTER: Psychology at Work Weekly
    Get on the Waitlist for Speak Like a Senior Leader™
    Get on the Waitlist for Lead from Within
    Get Melody's new book, Managing Up
  • Psychology at Work | Career Success, Leadership, Communication Skills

    116. Beat the AI Job Search Black Hole & Get Hired in Record Time with Emily Durham (@Emily.The.Recruiter)

    05/08/2026 | 46min
    It's no secret that job searching has completely changed. With AI infiltrating applications on both sides, how do you stand out and actually get a human to review your application when one job posting pulls 2,000 applicants in a matter of days? Melody sits down with Emily Durham, known to her 1.3M+ followers across Instagram and TikTok as @Emily.The.Recruiter), for a straight-shooting look at how hiring really works now. Emily spent years on the inside at major companies, and she's here to tell you how the sausage gets made, no sugarcoating.
    What You’ll Discover: 

    ▪️ Resumes are dying. Here’s the ONE thing you must do now to get discovered for new roles (no, not LinkedIn)
    ▪️ The 2 magic words to add to your resume that instantly signal you operate above your title
    ▪️ The "grandma test" that exposes whether your resume will get jumped to the top of the pile
    ▪️ Secret places to find referral sources for an "in" at a company 
    ▪️ Emily's golden question that gets you referred straight to the hiring manager without sounding pushy
    About Emily 
    Emily is a career coach, recruiter, content creator, and public speaker on a mission to make career education accessible. Her longtime expertise in hiring and recruitment has made her a trusted voice on modern hiring, Gen Z careers, and the evolving world of work. With an audience of over 3 million across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube who rely on her not just for career advice, but for guidance on confidence, beauty, fashion, and work-life balance. https://emilydurham.org/ 

    https://melodywilding.com/summit
    Connect with Melody:
    FREE NEWSLETTER: Psychology at Work Weekly
    Get on the Waitlist for Speak Like a Senior Leader™
    Get on the Waitlist for Lead from Within
    Get Melody's new book, Managing Up
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How do you nail that sweet spot of career success where confidence in yourself meets influence with others? That's what best-selling author, therapist, and executive coach Melody Wilding explores in every episode of Psychology at Work.If you're a driven professional who's great at your job but knows that talent alone isn't enough to get ahead, this show is for you. Subscribe for insightful, practical advice on topics ranging from office politics, communication and executive presence, managing up, emotional intelligence, self-advocacy, and more. Advance your career, strengthen your leadership, and feel calmer, clearer, and more in control while doing it.
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