Episode #28: Leadership Development with Paloma Medina
In this episode, host Charlotte Chipperfield welcomes Paloma Medina, who is a TEDx speaker, management trainer, coach and entrepreneur. She has 10+ years of experience merging the neuropsychology of work and life to support leaders and managers in building high-performing and human-centered workplaces.
Here are highlights of the discussion points in this episode:
What is neuropsychology? And how can we use it to improve our emotions and cognitive abilities to support the lives we want to lead.
How neuropsychology can help leaders support their teams instead of making it up as you go.
How managers can make better decisions.
The six core needs (BICEPS) our brains are always scanning for to assess threats and how leaders can track these responses of employees and self lead.
How DEI and leadership are not separate subjects and need to be integrated into all leadership development.
How leaders already know how to create a DEI framework and stay accountable.
How we can continue to nurture teams in the virtual world with meeting rules.
This is a great episode for any leaders looking to deepen and strengthen human-centered relationships in and around the workplace.
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To Connect with Paloma:
Website: https://www.palomamedina.com/
BICEPS Assessment: https://www.palomamedina.com/biceps
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paloma-medina-241b7727/
About Paloma Medina:
Paloma is a TEDx speaker, management trainer, coach and entrepreneur. She has 10+ years of experience merging the neuropsychology of work and life to support leaders and managers in building high-performing and human-centered workplaces. Her work focuses on the daily details, policies, and habits that lead to organizational and individual wellbeing. For the past five years, her work has further emphasized the intersection of leadership, equity and inclusion, humor and life-affirming productivity.
In her past lives she was a performance coach, healthcare administrator, and founder of companies such as 11:11 Supply, an office supply and productivity store in Portland, Oregon. Paloma’s clients represent a wide cross-section of industries (from homeless healthcare teams to rapidly scaling tech companies such as Etsy and AirBnB) and share a common thread: a commitment to be values-aligned and walk the talk of supporting the whole employee.
Paloma was born in Guadalajara, Mexico, grew up bi-nationally in Guadalajara and Southern California, and has made the Pacific Northwest her home for the past 20 years.
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