Hosted by Brad Shuck · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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Pull up a chair. Pour a bourbon or grab a coffee—whatever helps you slow down. This is Office Therapy with Dr. Brad Shuck, professor, researcher, and believer that work should be a place where people feel seen. Each week, Brad unpacks leadership, trust, burnout, and belonging with honest insight and research-backed reflection to help you build a healthier, more human workplace. Work doesn’t have to be toxic—it just has to start with a conversation.
Brad Shuck hosts Office Therapy, a business show with 15 episodes published.
Sitting in a crowded airport, surrounded by people connected to every device imaginable, one thought wouldn't go away: we've never been more connected to information, and never more disconnected from each other. This epi
Everyone's talking about the Gallup 2026 headline — global engagement at 20%. Almost no one is talking about the finding that matters more: manager engagement has fallen 9 points in three years, wiping out nearly half a
"I'm not burned out. I'm designed-out." That's what a top operator told her CPO at 10:47 PM on a Tuesday. And Dr. Brad Shuck can't stop thinking about it. In this episode of Office Therapy, Brad unpacks why the burnout c
In today’s fast-moving workplaces, urgency has quietly become the default setting. Calendars fill up, meetings stack back-to-back, and leaders move from decision to decision without a moment to breathe. But what if the c
In this episode of Office Therapy, Dr. Brad Shuck explores the hidden cost of efficiency in the age of AI. What happens when the tools designed to save us time don’t actually give time back—but instead intensify the pace
Luis works hard—18,000 steps by lunch, steel-toed boots, freight runs on a spotless warehouse floor. But his doctor tells him to “exercise more.” That contradiction? It’s not just frustrating. It’s the activity paradox.
Pull up a chair—this episode is a calm, evidence-shaped walk into 2026. We start by naming the weight so many are carrying at work right now, then map five trends leaders can use today—not science fiction, not hype, just
Ownership Is Contagious (Not the Job-Description Kind) We toss around “empowerment,” but ownership is different—it’s the lived, felt belief that “this work matters, and I shape it.” In this episode, I share Maria’s story
Winter in Kentucky, a crackling fire, and a simple invitation: slow down. In this episode of Office Therapy, Dr. Brad Shuck explores the quiet power of renewal—micro-restoration. Not sabbaticals or grand gestures, but sm
This week, we talk about forgiveness—especially the hard, practical work of forgiving ourselves after a miss. I share a story about “Jennifer,” a senior leader who owned a decision publicly but kept replaying it privatel
In this deeply resonant episode of Office Therapy, Dr. Brad Shuck unpacks a growing, unspoken truth: many leaders aren’t burnt out from lack of care—but from carrying too much, too often, alone. Drawing from lived experi
What happens when leaders stop treating pay as a cost and start treating it as an invitation to ownership? Inspired by recent headlines about Walmart’s shift toward equity-based compensation, Brad explores why the real s
When the culture’s pulse fades, meetings look fine on paper but feel lifeless in the room. In this episode, Dr. Brad Shuck names the quiet signs of a flatlined workplace—polite agreement, safe ideas, and no real spark—an
Welcome to Office Therapy with Dr. Brad Shuck — a space to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with what matters most at work and in life. In this episode, Brad explores what it really means to lead with hope in a time whe
Pull up a chair. Pour a bourbon or grab a coffee — whatever helps you slow down. In this first episode of Office Therapy, Dr. Brad Shuck invites you to pause the chaos and take a look at what’s really going on behind the
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Office Therapy is hosted by Brad Shuck. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 15 episodes.
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