The Human Side of Results
The Human Side of Results, hosted by Dr. Pelè, explores what really happens between knowing what to do and actually producing results.
Through conversations with leaders, authors, coaches, and experts, the podcast examines the human behaviors that drive learning, accountability, performance, and change. Each episode explores what helps good ideas become consistent action, what supports meaningful behavior change, and how those behaviors connect to measurable results.
In a world full of information, technology, and AI, this podcast brings the focus back to what matters most: how people turn what they know into what they do, and what they do into results.
The Human Side of Results
Latest Episodes
Why Training Doesn't Stick (And What Actually Works), With Melanie Martinelli
Why do so many training programs produce great feedback but so little lasting behavior change?In this episode of The Human Side of Results, Dr. Pelè speaks with Melanie Martinelli, CEO of the Institute for Transfer Effectiv...
307: Why Proving Impact Is Becoming Table Stakes, with Chris Taylor
What happens after a great training program ends?For nearly two decades, Chris Taylor, Founder and CEO of Actionable, has been obsessed with that question.In this episode of The Human Side of Results, Chris joins Dr. Pelè for a ca...
306: Training That Actually Changes Results: Why It Takes a Village, With Greg Schinkel
Why does so much great training fail to produce measurable results?In this episode of The Human Side of Leadership, Dr. Pelè sits down with Greg Schinkel, CEO of Unique Training & Development, for a candid conversation betwe...
305: Leadership Without Losing the Human Touch, With Joshua Evarts
As technology and AI reshape the way we work, how do leaders embrace innovation without losing the human touch?Joshua Evarts has spent more than three decades building businesses in technology. But some of his most important lessons abou...
304: The Psychology of AI Adoption: Why Resistance Is Human, With Dr. Gleb Tsipursky
Why do some employees embrace AI while others resist it, quietly avoid it, or deliberately use it poorly?According to behavioral scientist Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, AI adoption is not primarily a technology challenge. It is a human challenge r...