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Decision Load
Hosted by Marko Ladis · business · EN
About this Podcast:
Decision Load is a show for leaders carrying too many decisions.Hosted by Marko Ladis, the show explores where companies get stuck when decisions, ownership, authority, and execution stop matching.Each conversation goes beneath the surface of scaling, AI adoption, founder load, team accountability, and operational complexity to examine the real decision patterns behind stalled execution.For CEOs, founders, COOs, operators, product leaders, engineering leaders, and anyone responsible for closing decisions that keep coming back.
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What is Decision Load about?
Decision Load is a show for leaders carrying too many decisions. Hosted by Marko Ladis, the show explores where companies get stuck when decisions, ownership, authority, and execution stop matching. Each conversation goes beneath the surface of scaling, AI adoption, founder load, team accountability, and operational complexity to examine the real decision patterns behind stalled execution.
Who hosts Decision Load?
Decision Load is hosted by Marko Ladis. The show has published 17 episodes to date.
What has Decision Load covered recently?
Recent episodes include "AI Founder: We Built Medicine Around Men. Now AI Is Learning From It!" (28 October 2026, 36 minutes), "Leadership Expert: Companies Cut Managers. Now They Want Them Back! | Dr. David Burkus" (21 October 2026, 45 minutes), and "He Got the Results. His Own Team Turned Against Him | Peter Weiss" (14 October 2026, 43 minutes).
How often does Decision Load publish?
Decision Load publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 17 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Decision Load?
Booking probability for Decision Load is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Decision Load requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Decision Load's contact route on record: public web form.
Who should pitch Decision Load?
The strongest fits for Decision Load are Business & Management Consulting. Decision Load has a business audience.
About the host
Marko Ladis hosts Decision Load, a business podcast with 17 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Oct 21, 202645 minS1
Dr. David Burkus wrote a chapter called “Fire the Managers.” Now the leadership expert has changed his mind. Removing management layers can leave the same responsibilities with fewer people to carry them. On Decision...
- Oct 14, 202643 minS1
Peter Weiss delivered the results his investors wanted. His team rebelled. He was asked to leave. He admits he became the toxic boss he never wanted to be: controlling, micromanaging, and pushing people until they...
- Oct 7, 202648 minS1
Gia Laudi explains why AI can make a company better informed and worse at deciding, how endless AI-generated insights create “strategic quicksand,” and why the hardest thing for teams now is not finding more options —...
- Sep 30, 202644 minS1
Leadership coach Dwight Braswell explains why one sentence can teach an entire team to wait, how high-performing managers accidentally turn themselves into the bottleneck, and why constantly rescuing people can quietly...
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- Sep 23, 202646 minS1
13-year executive assistant turned Director of Communications Katie Hessler explains why “keep me in the loop” is often a control request, how founders accidentally teach people to bypass the systems they created, and...
Episode #12
Blitzscaling Author Chris Yeh: Why Great Founders Deliberately Leave Some Problems Unfixed
Sep 17, 202643 minS1Blitzscaling co-author Chris Yeh explains why smart founders become decision bottlenecks, why teams learn to escalate instead of taking ownership, and why waiting for certainty becomes more expensive as a company...
Episode #11
Leadership Coach: Helpful Managers Create Dependent Teams — Then Wonder Why Nobody Takes Ownership
Sep 9, 202648 minS1Leadership expert Susanne Madsen reveals how good managers accidentally become the bottleneck, why teams stop taking ownership when the leader keeps rescuing them, and why delegating the work means very little if you...
- Sep 2, 202656 minS1
Positioning expert April Dunford reveals why half of B2B deals can die at “no decision”, why buyers who prefer you still walk away, and why founders who keep rescuing deals may be hiding a positioning problem. April...
- Sep 2, 202656 minS1
<p>Positioning expert April Dunford reveals why half of B2B deals can die at “no decision”, why buyers who prefer you still walk away, and why founders who keep rescuing deals may be hiding a positioning problem.April...
Episode #9
Communication Expert: Why Smart Teams Ask PERMISSION — Even When You Tell Them To Take Ownership
Aug 26, 202655 minS1Leadership communication expert Dr Michael Gerharz reveals why smart teams can understand your strategy and still keep asking for permission, why more communication can actually create more confusion, and how leaders...
Episode #9
Communication Expert: Why Smart Teams Ask PERMISSION — Even When You Tell Them To Take Ownership
Aug 26, 202655 minS1<p>Leadership communication expert Dr Michael Gerharz reveals why smart teams can understand your strategy and still keep asking for permission, why more communication can actually create more confusion, and how leaders...
- Aug 18, 20261h 5m
Nobody has to tell you not to make the decision. The system teaches you that by what happens to the last person who made one. Victor Trieu spent 18 years in corporate Australia, finishing as an executive manager at...
- Aug 18, 20261h 5mS0
<p>Nobody has to tell you not to make the decision. The system teaches you that by what happens to the last person who made one. Victor Trieu spent 18 years in corporate Australia, finishing as an executive manager at...
- Aug 12, 202643 minS1
When someone says, "I'm fine," they may really mean: "I don't have the energy to become another person's problem today."Breast surgeon Liz O'Riordan spent 20 years training to treat the disease that found her at 40. Two...
- Aug 12, 202643 minS1
<p>When someone says, "I'm fine," they may really mean: "I don't have the energy to become another person's problem today."Breast surgeon Liz O'Riordan spent 20 years training to treat the disease that found her at 40...
- Aug 5, 20261h 3m
When a CEO says, “The numbers don’t make sense,” they may really mean: “I don’t like what these numbers are telling me.” Finance and people leader Narghiza Ergashova joins Marko Ladis to explore what spreadsheet chaos...
- Aug 5, 20261h 3mS0
<p>When a CEO says, “The numbers don’t make sense,” they may really mean: “I don’t like what these numbers are telling me.”</p><p><br></p><p>Finance and people leader Narghiza Ergashova joins Marko Ladis to explore what...
- Jul 29, 202643 minS1
Who is accountable when AI gives advice that affects real people?Dr. Kion Ahadi explains why faster AI-generated answers do not guarantee better decisions—and why leadership, human oversight, data quality, and clear...
- Jul 29, 202643 minS1
<p>Who is accountable when AI gives advice that affects real people?Dr. Kion Ahadi explains why faster AI-generated answers do not guarantee better decisions—and why leadership, human oversight, data quality, and clear...
Recent guests
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Chris Yeh
best-selling author, investor, reality TV show star, Blitzscaling Ventures
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Susanne Madsen
leadership expert, bestselling author, project leadership coach, Project Leadership Institute
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April Dunford
author of Obviously Awesome and her latest, Sales Pitch, Obviously Awesome and Sales Pitch
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Dr Michael Gerharz
leadership communication expert, executive coach, author, host of the Irresistible Communication podcast, Dr. Gerharz
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