Jim Huling, author of The 4 Disciplines of Execution
11 episodes
3 weeks ago
There are days when leadership feels full, loud, and relentless — and yet, strangely empty. You are busy. You are needed. You are doing exactly what leadership asks of you. But when the day ends, it’s hard to point to anything that felt truly meaningful. In this episode of the Execution Insights Podcast, Jim Huling explores a deeper truth many leaders feel but rarely name: the problem isn’t distraction — it’s that we’ve traded depth for speed. Drawing from a personal moment of realization, re...
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There are days when leadership feels full, loud, and relentless — and yet, strangely empty. You are busy. You are needed. You are doing exactly what leadership asks of you. But when the day ends, it’s hard to point to anything that felt truly meaningful. In this episode of the Execution Insights Podcast, Jim Huling explores a deeper truth many leaders feel but rarely name: the problem isn’t distraction — it’s that we’ve traded depth for speed. Drawing from a personal moment of realization, re...
In the Middle. But Not Alone. Middle managers are the key to execution.
Execution Insights™: The Podcast
11 minutes
1 month ago
In the Middle. But Not Alone. Middle managers are the key to execution.
If you lead a team — any team — there is a truth you need to hear: Breakthroughs don’t come from the top. They come from the middle. In this episode, Jim shares a powerful true story from a major hospital system where performance problems were putting patients at risk — and no amount of policies, incentives, or executive focus could fix it. Until someone finally asked the people closest to the work. What happened next changed everything — not because of a senior leader’s strategy, but b...
Execution Insights™: The Podcast
There are days when leadership feels full, loud, and relentless — and yet, strangely empty. You are busy. You are needed. You are doing exactly what leadership asks of you. But when the day ends, it’s hard to point to anything that felt truly meaningful. In this episode of the Execution Insights Podcast, Jim Huling explores a deeper truth many leaders feel but rarely name: the problem isn’t distraction — it’s that we’ve traded depth for speed. Drawing from a personal moment of realization, re...
