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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2025 · 41 MIN

Season 4 - Episode 5 | Workplace Happiness, Hybrid Work, and Sustainability with Dr. Tracy Brower (USA)

from Thriving in the Age of Disruption · host Dr. Ramesh Ramachandra

💬 Stay Connected with Us In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Ramesh Ramachandra speaks with Dr. Tracy Brower, a sociologist specializing in work, about growth in a VUCA world (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity). They explore business mindset, crisis response, and the importance of community, well-being, and spirituality. Tracy's research and practical advice shed light on how individuals and organizations can build resilience, cultivate workplace happiness, and embrace sustainability in both life and work.This inspiring conversation is filled with practical insights on redefining workplace culture, overcoming crises, and thriving in a constantly changing world.🎧 5 Key Takeaways from This Podcast1️⃣ Entrepreneurial Mindset – Stay resourceful, experiment, and adapt. Challenges become opportunities when we keep a growth mindset.2️⃣ Crisis-Ready Mindset – Every setback is a chance to reset. Balance survival with growth and lean on your strengths + networks.3️⃣ Well-Being at Work – Work can be purpose, not just pressure. Inclusive workplaces foster meaning, connection, and growth.4️⃣ Hybrid Work & Culture – Flexibility matters, but so does shared energy. Intentional connection keeps teams vibrant and engaged.5️⃣ Spirituality & Simplicity – Cut the noise, focus on what matters. Reflection and balance fuel clarity and resilience.Host: Dr. Ramesh Ramachandra – Founder of Talent Leadership Crucible & Impact VelocityGuest Speaker: Dr. Tracy Brower – Sociologist, Author, and Vice President ofWorkplace Insights at Steelcase🌱 Upcoming Programme: Sustainable Success for Collective Advantage (SSCA)If you are looking to deepen your leadership journey and build sustainable impact, consider joining our upcoming Sustainable Success for Collective Advantage (SSCA) programme. 📍 SSCA Singapore — 17 to 19 September 2026This immersive experience is designed for leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers who want to align purpose, performance, and long-term impact in a rapidly changing world.Thriving in the Age of Disruption with Dr. Ramesh RamachandraReady to thrive in today’s fast-changing world? Visit our website for exclusive insights and resources from Dr. Ramesh!💡 Watch the full video episodes and engaging reels on YouTube.🎥 Follow us on Tiktok and Linkedln for updates and bonus content.📢 Stay inspired with actionable tips and expert advice every week.🎙️ This podcast is proudly produced by Talent Leadership Crucible.

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