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Melody Wilding, LMSW

@MelodyWilding

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Author MANAGING UP & TRUST YOURSELF. Award-winning executive coach. Human behavior prof @Hunter_College. Contributor @HarvardBiz @CNBC @Forbes @FastCompany.

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@MelodyWilding
Melody Wilding, LMSW
5 years
TRUST YOURSELF IS OUT TODAY! 🎉🎉🎉 Get your copy: https://t.co/YivJx4C9td It’s a guide to master your sensitivity and enjoy success—however you define it—without stress and overwhelm.
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@CNBCMakeIt
CNBC Make It
3 months
I've coached leaders at Google and Amazon: Highly successful people use 5 phrases to 'command attention'
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cnbc.com
"Top performers’ success isn’t magic, and their communication style can be learned," says Melody Wilding, author of "Managing Up."
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@itscoachgoodman
Jonathan Goodman 🇨🇦
3 months
Amazing dinner with some incredible authors tonight in New York! @JonLevyTLB 📚You’re Invited @AmandaMGoetz 📚Toxic Grit @MelodyWilding 📚Managing Up @SystemSunday 📚Coming Sept 2026 @itsjennywood 📚Toxic Grit @JadeBonacolta 📚Coming 2027 @itscoachgoodman 📚Obvious Choice
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@AWISNational
Association for Women in Science
8 months
Discover the art of influencing without authority on April 24 at 12 p.m. ET with @MelodyWilding. Learn to communicate your ideas effectively, ensure your work is recognized, and propel your career forward. Register here: https://t.co/i5ZPoOpQZY #WomenInScience
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@NextBigIdeaClub
Next Big Idea Club
8 months
Managing up is not about making your boss’s life easier. It’s about taking control of your own work experience. Here are a few key insights from "Managing Up: How to Get What You Need from the People in Charge," by @MelodyWilding. https://t.co/VD42OfWneE
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nextbigideaclub.com
Author Melody Wilding shares 5 key insights from her new book, Managing Up: How to Get What You Need from the People in Charge.
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@RyanHawk12
Ryan Hawk
9 months
Managing up is about navigating the people dynamics... The psychology of what's happening around you. It's no longer enough to just be technically strong. Your relational abilities will differentiate you. Great conversation with @MelodyWilding
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@dorieclark
Dorie Clark
9 months
If you want your ideas heard, set boundaries without backlash, or position yourself for a promotion, you need to work effectively with those in charge. @MelodyWilding’s new book Managing Up is a smart guide to building influence, confidence, and authority at work!
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@lisadimona
lisadimona
9 months
Fast Company excerpt from Managing Up by @MelodyWilding 4 types of bosses, and how to work with each one
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fastcompany.com
Is your manager a Controller or a Cheerleader? These are the types of bosses you'll likely run into in the workplace.
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@MelodyWilding
Melody Wilding, LMSW
10 months
So honored that Managing Up has been named a Must-Read by the @Nextbigideaclub 🎉 It was hand-picked by four authors who have deeply influenced my work and thinking: @Gladwell @AdamMGrant @susancain @DanielPink. Get your copy: https://t.co/SMKCjxKZdH
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@DinaDSmith
Dina Denham Smith
10 months
Leadership is an emotional tightrope: manage your emotions, inspire but stay grounded, and be authentic—but not too authentic. I unpacked these paradoxes with @MelodyWilding on the Psychology at Work podcast. Listen here: https://t.co/CvMZbrmGKC #leadership #resilience
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@DinaDSmith
Dina Denham Smith
1 year
Many leaders don’t recognize when their support is needed, how impactful it can be, or the challenges you’re facing. Here are five strategies from @MelodyWilding via @HarvardBiz to help you convince your boss to champion your cause. https://t.co/pivTRxcfM8
hbr.org
In an ideal world, higher-ups would instinctively and unquestioningly champion your efforts. But the truth is, your supervisor is busy juggling multiple priorities and your project may have slipped...
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@KateK4870
Kate K
1 year
@GennyFromBlock I recommend this book - Trust Yourself, Stop Overthinking and Channel Your Emotions for Success at work by @MelodyWilding. Although written from a work perspective a lot of the learnings can be applied to everyday overthinking about life situations as well.
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@MelodyWilding
Melody Wilding, LMSW
2 years
Projecting Presence & Power at Work
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@MelodyWilding
Melody Wilding, LMSW
2 years
Identifying Self-Sabotaging Patterns at Work
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@MelodyWilding
Melody Wilding, LMSW
2 years
Honored to make this list for second year in a row. Thank you @inspireworknow!
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@MelodyWilding
Melody Wilding, LMSW
2 years
Overcoming Perfectionism at Work
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@HarvardBizEdu
Harvard Business Impact Education
2 years
“We spend approximately one third of our lives at #work, so it’s no wonder why it’s a defining aspect of our #identities.” @MelodyWilding offers #strategies for putting things in perspective so you can take work less personally: https://t.co/rDI0VbwUiP #WorkLifeBalance #Career
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hbsp.harvard.edu
Taking things personally at work is not a sign of weakness, but a reflection of your passion, commitment, and sense of responsibility. These strategies will help you gain perspective and allow you to...
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@MelodyWilding
Melody Wilding, LMSW
2 years
Overcoming a Need for Constant Validation at Work
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