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Welcome to the Leadership podcast of Jason E. Neal, Author of "Accidentally Aligned - How Leaders Create Value in Chaos". We will talk about real life leadership lessons, books & learnings from practitioners & hot topics in the leadership world. Looking forward to learning together and making tomorrow better than today!
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to the Leadership podcast of Jason E. Neal, Author of "Accidentally Aligned - How Leaders Create Value in Chaos". We will talk about real life leadership lessons, books & learnings from practitioners & hot topics in the leadership world. Looking forward to learning together and making tomorrow better than today!
The Chaos Antidote is hosted by Jason E. Neal. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "From the Shop Floor to the Boardroom: Principles Over Tools with Nathan Corliss" (18 October 2026, 43 minutes), "Overwhelmed Teams Struggle to Transform: Creating Room to Kill Chaos" (6 October 2026, 27 minutes), and "Beyond Traditional Metrics: Lean Accounting & Cash Flow with Special Guest Mark DeLuzio" (20 September 2026, 39 minutes).
The Chaos Antidote publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for The Chaos Antidote is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Chaos Antidote requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Chaos Antidote's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Chaos Antidote are Business & Management Consulting. The Chaos Antidote has a business audience.
Jason E. Neal hosts The Chaos Antidote, a business podcast with 18 episodes published.
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Episode #15
In this episode of the Chaos Antidote, Jason E. Neal interviews Nathan Corliss, an expert in operational excellence and continuous improvement. They discuss Nathan's journey from a machinist to a senior enterprise...
Episode #14
In this episode of the Chaos Antidote, Jason E. Neal discusses the importance of creating a cushion in both manufacturing and transactional environments to facilitate lean transformations. He emphasizes the need for...
Episode #13
Mark Deluzio, a pioneer of lean and the principal architect of the Dana Herb business system, shares his journey and the birth of 'Brave,' a free service for veterans and first responders. He discusses the evolution of...
Episode #12
Jason E. Neal shares a powerful story about challenging assumptions and uncovering waste in business processes, emphasizing the importance of questioning and investigating to drive improvement. He highlights the...
Episode #10
In this episode, Jason E. Neal discusses career traps and the challenges faced by professionals in their career progression. He explores the competence trap and the leadership trap, providing insights on how to navigate...
The Chaos Antidote
Most teams treat external problems as fixed limits. A supplier stuck at 56% on-time delivery should mathematically cap your own performance near that number. One team refused to accept that ceiling—and hit 97%. In this...
Episode #10
Jason E. Neal, author of 'Accidentally Aligned: How Leaders Create Value and Chaos', discusses the Tact time Trap and the challenges of sizing for the surge, wrecks Lean Cultures. He emphasizes the importance of...
Episode #9
Jason E. Neal, author of 'Accidentally Aligned,' introduces the Chaos Antidote podcast and encourages listeners to focus on what truly moves the needle for leaders. He shares personal experiences of fear, growth, and...
Episode #8
How many names do we use for the same idea? If we have inventory problems, do we recognize them as evil, or do we just see them as an inconvenient "backlog"? What is the impact on our business? When we name the thing...
Episode #7
Today we will talk about the danger of being first. Whether you are the first to bring a new idea into a tired space, or if you are the first one to expose a flaw in a system (like getting hurt on the job). The thing...
Episode #6
Today we talk about hero culture & what it is doing to your business. Hero culture often emerges as a symptom of a larger problem "distrust for our employees". When there is a hero available to solve all of our...
Episode #6
Imagine a plant climbing toward sunlight… or a cell phone going from ‘ridiculous toy’ to must-have in everyone’s pocket. That’s tropism — the biological drive to grow toward what feeds you. In this episode, we explore...
Episode #4
Most leaders chase 'more output' by cranking utilization higher… and wonder why everything slows to a crawl. Today we crack open the hidden math (Kingman’s formula) that explains why variation is the real killer—and why...
Episode #3
Summary In this inspiring talk, Jason Neal shares his personal journey of overcoming limitations, embracing growth mindset, and building a culture of safety and transformation within organizations. Discover practical...
Episode #2
Today we take a deeper look into listening: A skill that is often overlooked during transformation. Is this an elementary idea, or do we miss a great amount of impact by doing this incorrectly? Let's talk about it.
Episode #1
The conversation explores the power of small actions, creating a culture of safety, the impact of criticism and devaluation, and the importance of respect in leadership and organizational culture. It emphasizes the...
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