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Adaptive Humans™ is the podcast for real talk and intentional growth. Hosted by Jami de Lou, each episode blends meaningful stories with practical tools you can use in your next meeting, tough conversation, or high-pressure moment—and just as easily in everyday life. Together, we’ll explore how to work with emotions instead of against them, bridge differences with respect, and steady ourselves when stress runs high. With signature segments like Beyond the Bio, Brave Enough Moment, and Just Be Reset, this podcast invites you to practice adaptability in the moments that matter most.
Unknown Host hosts Adaptive Humans, a business show with 21 episodes published.
You have been telling yourself you are behind. In the Season 2 finale of Adaptive Humans, Jami reflects on what it looks like to live the frameworks you teach — invisible load, capacity gaps, functional masking — without
Most of us are navigating massive life change while holding space for everyone else's. We just don't say it out loud. Jami de Lou names the compounding grief, change fatigue, and invisible load that so many people are ca
You cannot belong to yourself while performing your way through grief. Jami de Lou and Ritu Bhasin go there: caregiving while leading, ambiguous loss, burnout, and what becomes possible when you finally set it down. A co
You've kept it together. Through the reorgs, the shifting team dynamics, the quarters that never let up. Something underneath hasn't matched the surface in a long time. Jami de Lou names it: functional masking — the prac
This episode airs during Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. After losing her sister to stage four colorectal cancer at 43, Dacia Heck shares with Jami de Lou how she turned grief into action. Like many, the signs were th
When the invisible load gets heavy, decisions don't just slow down, they accumulate. The unmade ones. The reactive ones. The ones everyone thought were already made but weren't, not really. That accumulation has a name:
Most organizations call it a talent problem. It’s not. It’s a capacity problem. In this episode, Jami de Lou explores the invisible load shaping decisions, conflict, and performance at work. Not just personal stress, but
Beginning again doesn’t mean starting from zero. It means reentering from a nervous system that’s been adapting for a long time. In the Season Two opener of Adaptive Humans, Jami de Lou explores why recalibration often g
A year-end reflection on capacity, courage, and making room for joy. As we close out the year, this episode of Adaptive Humans offers a grounded reflection — not on resolutions, but on what this year asked of us emotiona
Change fatigue isn’t a motivation problem, it’s a human one. In this short episode, Jami de Lou offers a real-talk reflection on how leaders and teams can navigate capacity, grief, and growth without burning out. From ne
In this episode of Adaptive Humans, Leah Hairston, founder of Sweet Bee Services, joins Jami de Lou to unpack how trauma-informed doula care shifts birth outcomes — and what leaders can learn from it. They explore cultur
Holidays aren’t neutral. They hold memories, expectations, cultural rituals, and often the ache of who or what is missing. Jami shares personal stories about grief, disconnection, and the moment she learned to let joy an
Caregiving is often a silent role—shaped by culture, emotion, family expectations, and the realities of aging across borders. In this episode, Jami de Lou shares the unseen labor of caregiving through her family’s recent
When change hits at work—a layoff, reorg, or new leadership—it doesn’t just shake your job. It shakes identity, belonging, and the body’s sense of safety. In this episode of Adaptive Humans™, host Jami de Lou shares prac
Flexibility isn’t a perk; it’s a culture shift. In this conversation, Manar Morales, CEO of the Diversity & Flexibility Alliance and author of The Flexibility Paradigm, joins Jami de Lou to explore what it really takes t
In Part II of our cultural collisions series, we go deeper into how to build your Cultural Intelligence (CQ)—the ability to shift perspectives and adapt across differences. You’ll hear: Why hidden codes at work create mi
When cultures collide at work, it’s not about “difficult people”—it’s about unseen cultural codes. In Part I of this two-part series, Jami de Lou explores how minimization (downplaying differences) erodes trust and clari
The final months of the year can feel like a storm from navigating deadlines, reviews, holiday stress, and even job loss or career transitions. In this episode, Jami de Lou shares ways to find steady ground in work, life
In Part II of our grief series, host Jami de Lou sits down with creative leader and Sentiment Project founder Kerri Soukup to explore how art and storytelling can transform how we process loss—including suicide loss. Ker
This is Part 1 of a two-part series on grief. In this episode of Adaptive Humans, Jami de Lou reflects on the quiet weight of grief anniversaries, including the collective memory of 9/11. She shares her own story of pers
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Adaptive Humans is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (culture) and has published 21 episodes.
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