Career stewardship is about taking control of your career. Join Michael Melcher, one of America's best executive coaches, and learn the insights and practices that will help you be not just successful but also fulfilled. Each of our 20 episodes will introduce you to compelling new ideas that will help you create the career you want. Michael and his special guests go beyond conventional wisdom and dig into the nuances of topics like values, vision, relationship building, interviewing, career pivots, ageism and more–along with the special idea of "20 Minutes a Day." Grounded, motivational and funny, with plenty of real-world examples, the Career Stewardship podcast will help you shape your evolving career. Because why shouldn't you have the career you want?
Career Stewardship with Michael Melcher
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Career stewardship is about taking control of your career. Join Michael Melcher, one of America's best executive coaches, and learn the insights and practices that will help you be not just successful but also fulfilled. Each of our 20 episodes will introduce you to compelling new ideas that will help you create the career you want. Michael and his special guests go beyond conventional wisdom and dig into the nuances of topics like values, vision, relationship building, interviewing, career pivots, ageism and more–along with the special idea of "20 Minutes a Day." Grounded, motivational and funny, with plenty of real-world examples, the Career Stewardship podcast will help you shape your evolving career. Because why shouldn't you have the career you want?
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Recent Episodes
June 29, 2022
45. Coaching Is Not an American Thing - with Ana Pliopas, Ph.D
<p class="" data-pm-slice="1 1 []">There are coaches all around the world. In this episode, we examine executive coaching and career development from the point of view of someone who practices in a different hemisphere. Michael speaks with Ana Pliopas, Ph.D, a coach in Brazil who trained at the Hudson Institute, where Michael also did his coach training. They discuss how the pandemic affected the way people see their careers, the differences and similarities in how pandemic stress showed up in Brazil vs. the United States, and how coaching might show up differently in the two countries. She also shares what she learned in the course of writing her dissertation on the relationships among clients, organizations and coaches.</p>
June 8, 2022
44. Even You Can Win at Power – with Michael Wenderoth
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Career progress isn't just about how competent or hard-working you are. It can require the ability to attain and exert power within organizations. This is a scary thing because power tends to have a bad rap. You might think you can't attain it, or you might not want to attain it. As our guest</span> <a href= "https://changwenderoth.com/"><span style= "font-weight: 400;">Michael Chang Wenderoth</span></a> <span style= "font-weight: 400;">explains, power is simply the ability to get your way in the face of opposition, and it's something that you can understand, unlock and use for your own benefit. Wenderoth is the author of the new book,</span> <a href= "https://www.amazon.com/Get-Promoted-Really-Missing-Holding/dp/1955242216"> <strong>Get Promoted: What You're Really Missing at Work That's Holding You Back</strong></a><span style="font-weight: 400;">, which is a practical, intelligent guide to mastering power at work. We discuss how capable people can end up stalling in their careers, how leadership literature might be encouraging you to do the wrong things, and why figuring out the how-to of workplace power can be particularly useful for women and people of color. And also why saying you need to deal with workplace power to get ahead in your career would be uncontroversial in many other countries. </span></p>
May 18, 2022
43. Curiosity, Relationships and Being a CEO - An Interview with Lara Sullivan, M.D.
In this episode, we speak Lara Sullivan, the CEO of Pyxis Oncology, and a friend of Michael's of many years. Lara has served as CEO since 2019 after roles at Pfizer, McKinsey & Co. and in private equity. No slacker, she also has both MD and MBA degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. In this episode, we discuss the role of curiosity in career success, how mentoring works differently from the way people assume, and the role of relationships in "de-risking" career moves. We also learn how studying Comp Lit in college can be a highly useful preparation for the world of business. And we'll discuss how what looks like a straight-line progression on the outside can feel very different on the inside. Lara has a uniquely amazing set of skills and experiences, but many of the lessons she's learned along the way are relevant to nearly anyone. A great conversation with an inspirational CEO. Not to be missed!
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