In this episode of Reroute Reflections, hosts Andrew and Becca discuss the increasing adoption of AI across organizations and its implications on change management. They delve into how AI is reshaping ways of working, team dynamics, and decision-making processes. They address pressing questions about the human side of AI integration, including concerns about empathy, trust, and job security. The hosts also introduce a new segment called 'Change in the Wild,' where they analyze a recent article on AI's impact on tech job cuts and explore the phenomenon of cognitive offloading. A listener question about overcoming resistance to AI adoption in the workplace is answered, providing practical advice for change managers. Andrew also shares a personal story on rerouting his fitness goals, drawing parallels to managing organizational change. The episode wraps up with a book recommendation, 'It's Not Complicated' by Rick Nason, which offers insights into managing complex problems involving people.

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In the premiere episode of Season 2 of Reroute Reflections, Andrew and Becca return with renewed energy—and peel back the layers of what it truly means to navigate change with confidence.

Becca, a Registered Dietitian, shares what it’s like to support change across different contexts, from patients navigating illness to athletes managing pressure, performance, and body image. Meanwhile, Andrew, a seasoned change management professional, connects these insights to his own work with organizations navigating large-scale transformation.

By unpacking the parallels between helping clients build lasting habits and guiding organizations through change, they reflect on how these lessons challenge conventional change management thinking, encouraging us to move beyond rigid frameworks and embrace compassion, adaptability and accountability.

Whether you're a leader, a change practitioner, or just someone in the midst of a change yourself, this conversation offers a fresh perspective and a reminder that meaningful progress starts with reflection, and a willingness to reroute.

Welcome to the season finale of "Reroute Reflections"! In this final episode of Season 1, Becca and Andrew dive into the recent controversial opinion piece by the US Surgeon General, highlighting the significant mental health risks associated with social media use among adolescents. We discuss alarming statistics, potential solutions, and share our own views on whether a complete ban on social media for those under 16 might be the right move. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation as we reflect on our first season and share plans for an exciting return in the fall. Remember to share your thoughts and suggestions for Season 2! #reroute🔁