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Inc. Productivity Tip

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Expert opinions, valuable insight, and helpful advice from today’s top business coaches, thought leaders, and entrepreneurs. Find more at Inc.com.

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Matt Hutcheson
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Marcel Schwantes
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Bill Fotsch
Founder of Economic Engagement
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Episode: The AI Question Every CEO Should Be Asking Instead of ‘Who Can We Cut?’
Tony Manginello
Organizational Systems Consultant
Episode: How Fast-Growing Companies Keep Their Speed as They Scale
Carly Lundergen
Chief People Officer at Energy
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Episode: Most Leaders Think Transparency Means More Sharing. They’re Wrong
Ethan Fixell
Senior vice president for branding at iHeart (as introduced in the episode)
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Episode: AI Is Making Speed Obsolete. Here’s What Matters Now
Neil Thompson
Thought leader discussed as an industry expert in manufacturing and operations
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Inc. Productivity Tip of the Day, May 20, 2025
Q: What would need to happen for me to take action?
People often wait until something tragic occurs to motivate them, but envisioning that situation beforehand may encourage proactive steps.

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A compact, practitioner-focused show that interrogates leadership, productivity, and how modern organizations actually get work done. Across recent episodes, the discussions center on translating research and theory into concrete actions—ranging from designing scalable decision-rights and governance, to practical leadership communication, to leveraging AI and automation without sacrificing human judgment. Listeners are guided through frameworks, best practices, and real-world case studies that help frontline teams operate more effectively, while staying aligned with broader business goals. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on clear communication, accountability with compassion, and the tension between moving fast and maintaining g... more

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