Shaping Work: Rethinking How We Work and Build Together
Podcast Description
Shaping Work dives into the real, messy and meaningful side of building — not just spaces, but cultures and leadership that feel human. Hosted by Jill Barrett of Evolve Impact, each episode features candid conversations with architects, designers, entrepreneurs and leaders rethinking how we work and lead in the creative and built environments.
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The podcast explores themes like grounded leadership, workplace culture, and the human aspects of work. Episodes include discussions on the importance of understanding one's nervous system in leadership roles and examining how architects and designers influence modern workspaces. Specific focus areas include team dynamics, empathy in leadership, and innovative workplace practices.
Shaping Work dives into the real, messy and meaningful side of building — not just spaces, but cultures and leadership that feel human. Hosted by Jill Barrett of Evolve Impact, each episode features candid conversations with architects, designers, entrepreneurs and leaders rethinking how we work and lead in the creative and built environments.
What if your nervous system — not your schedule — was your best leadership tool in chaotic times? In this debut episode of the Shaping Work podcast, Jill and coach, psychotherapist and systems thinker Jennie Tranter explore grounded leadership with equal parts depth, humor and radical calm.
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