Work has changed. The way we talk about productivity has not. Every week, Santiago Tacoronte talks with researchers, leaders, and practitioners who are figuring out how to work without sacrificing everything else. Topics cover focus, energy, habits, team dynamics, leadership, and the tools that help you do more of what matters and less of what drains you. New episode every week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWork has changed. The way we talk about productivity has not. Every week, Santiago Tacoronte talks with researchers, leaders, and practitioners who are figuring out how to work without sacrificing everything else. Topics cover focus, energy, habits, team dynamics, leadership, and the tools that help you do more of what matters and less of what drains you.
Recent episodes include "Why Your Strengths Are Derailing You | Jason P. Carroll" (11 September 2026, 41 minutes), "One Lawsuit From Losing Everything You Built with Scherrie L. Prince" (4 September 2026, 35 minutes), and "The Science of YES: Why you are Persuading the Wrong Way" (28 August 2026, 69 minutes).
Productivi-Tree: The Human Side of Productivity publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 47 minutes across 83 episodes.
Booking probability for Productivi-Tree: The Human Side of Productivity is 40%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Productivi-Tree: The Human Side of Productivity requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Productivi-Tree: The Human Side of Productivity's contact route on record: verified email.
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Productivi-Tree: The Human Side of Productivity is a general show with 83 episodes published.
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Episode #80
<p>Jason P. Carroll grew Champion National Security to 2,500 employees, sold it at the end of 2020, and then woke up with no role, no team, and no clear purpose. The same period brought a lockdown, the loss of a...
Episode #79
<p>Nearly all productivity advice assumes you get to keep what you build. Scherrie L. Prince spends her working Life proving that assumption wrong.</p><p>She is a trial attorney, a JD MBA, managing partner of Prince &...
Episode #78
<p>You build a strong case. You bring the data. You explain your reasoning. And the other person still says they need to think about it.</p><br><p>Patrick van der Burght has spent 25 years explaining why that happens...
Episode #77
<p>Career strategist Sonal Bahl, who has screened 250,000 resumes as a former HR Director at GE and PwC, breaks down why high performers get passed over for promotions and shares the Candy, Vitamin, Painkiller framework...
Episode #76
<p>Sameer Ranjan holds a US patent for an AI platform that measures the nine soft skills your resume never shows. He gives the resume about eighteen months before it becomes obsolete for most white collar...
Episode #75
<p>AI has made information cheap, but wisdom is more expensive than ever. Andrew Winton, CMO at Digital Advisory and creator of BOOM Marketing, explains why executives confuse the two, what governed advisory looks like...
Episode #74
<p>Most productivity advice focuses on improving your output, but it often misses the source of real progress: the quality of your thinking. Michael Lukich, analytics executive, former Georgetown professor, and author...
Episode #73
<p>Adam Tilove spent decades watching brilliant ideas die before they became anything real. In this episode, he breaks down why initiating tasks is harder than doing them, names the six emotional "F-loads" that make you...
Episode #72
<p>Noémi Beres, founder of Podcast Connections, breaks down two sides of podcasting most professionals ignore. First: how to use podcast listening as a genuine productivity advantage -- learning faster, matching content...
Episode #71
<p>Your company has a meditation app, a mental health awareness poster, and maybe a yoga class at lunch. And yet people are burning out faster than ever. Jody Brooks calls this wellness washing: performing wellbeing...
Episode #70
<p>Hanna Bauer, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Baldrige Examiner, and founder of HEARTnomics, makes the case that your workday has the same waste problems as a factory floor, and the most expensive one is untapped human...
Episode #69
<h3>Key Takeaways</h3>People don't make decisions rationally -- they make them emotionally, then justify with logic. The best communicators, leaders, and salespeople know this and act accordingly."How you do anything is...
Episode #68
<p>Timothy Ward grew up surviving chaos through sport. Now at 61, he is a longevity coach and author of The GOAT Within, working with executives aged 45 to 80. In this episode he walks through the Fitness Quadrant...
Episode #67
<p>Laura Vanderkam has tracked every hour of her life for 11 years. In this episode she reveals what she found -- including that she was wrong about her own work hours by 10 hours a week -- and shares the exact system...
Episode #66
<p>Florian Kemmerich is an impact investor who mobilised nearly $1 billion in impact capital and built a seven-step vocating framework used at Oxford and IMD. In this episode he explains why most productivity problems...
Episode #65
<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p><b>In this episode, David Thunman explores the science of nootropics, their history, natural sources, and how they can enhance cognitive function, focus, and mood. He shares personal stories...
Episode #64
<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>In this insightful interview, Paul Comfort shares his journey of discovering his X factor, where his interests and abilities intersect, and how this has transformed his career. He offers...
Episode #63
<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>In this insightful interview, Aaron Trahan explores the concept of performance mindset, the pitfalls of growth obsession, and the importance of systems and focus in leadership. Discover...
Episode #62
<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>Josh Dorfman shares insights on environmental innovation, the realities of green practices in business, and how technology and human behavior can drive sustainable change. Discover practical...
Episode #61
<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>We talk a lot about "resilient leaders," but if I'm honest, most of what I see in companies is not resilience, it's suppression. People white‑knuckling through transformation, pretending...
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