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Dataliction—where data meets action. Too many businesses struggle to move beyond gut instinct, getting lost in guesswork instead of making informed decisions. We’re here to change that. In each episode, we tell real-world stories of how data-driven strategies have transformed businesses, built stronger teams, and led to sustainable growth. We’ll tackle the challenges leaders face, the missteps that derail progress, and the practical steps to turn insights into impact—all with a mindset of courage over fear. If you’re a founder, executive, or decision-maker looking to lead with clarity and confidence, this podcast is for you.
Dataliction hosts The Dataliction Podcast, a business show with 105 episodes published.
Companies die because of cash, but they stall because of leadership. Darren Thompson spent his career at Eli Lilly and Company before a 2017 early retirement package pointed him somewhere else entirely. In this episode o
Trust is a currency, and a company stops growing when the owner refuses to spend it. Eight years ago, Alex Melvin was six months into selling Rural King. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast®, John Staub and Travis
Hiring leaders is easy. Letting them lead is the hard part. Most founders hit a ceiling that has nothing to do with the market. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast®, John Staub and Travis Hall talk with Luke Jacob
Your industry knowledge and your title are not a sales process. Most founders sell well long before they sell repeatably. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast®, John Staub and Travis Hall talk with Jenny Vance, fou
Most businesses don't fail because the idea was bad. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast®, John Staub and Travis Hall talk with Tim Jensen, founder and president of The Veridus Group, Inc., about why culture decid
Pro athletes get a coach for their mind. Founders get nothing. Most founders walk into the highest-stakes environment of their careers with no training for the one instrument they use all day. In this episode of The Data
The next storm is always coming. The only question is whether your business gets stronger when it hits. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast®, John Staub and Travis Hall sit down with John Schnatter, the founder of
100 episodes later, one thing is clear—growth doesn’t happen by accident. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast® , John and Travis reflect on the journey to 100 episodes and the lessons learned along the way. From d
AI sounds confident, but that doesn’t mean it’s right. In this episode of Dataliction Essentials® , John Staub breaks down the dangerous misconception that AI is objective and trustworthy by default. He explains how AI i
AI doesn’t just get things wrong—it can sound right while doing it. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast® , John and Travis unpack the uncomfortable reality that AI can mislead with confidence. From bias and design
Faster isn’t better if you’re moving in the wrong direction. In this episode of Dataliction Essentials® , John Staub unpacks the tension between speed and clarity in the age of AI. While these tools can generate ideas an
AI doesn’t fix broken businesses—it exposes them. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast® , John and Travis cut through the noise surrounding AI in business and focus on what actually drives results. They unpack the
Technology is accelerating, but human nature hasn’t changed nearly as fast. In this episode of Dataliction Essentials® , John Staub explores what leadership really looks like in a world defined by rapid innovation. As AI
Technology moves fast, but the real challenge is leading people through the change it creates. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast® , Travis explores the human side of rapid technological transformation and what l
Effort scales poorly, but leverage compounds—and AI is changing how that leverage works. In this episode of Dataliction Essentials® , John Staub explores the shift from using AI as a simple productivity tool to building
AI isn’t just another business tool. It’s becoming the engine that drives how modern organizations grow. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast® , John Staub and Travis explore what it really means to build a busines
AI is already inside your organization. The real question is whether leadership can see it yet. In this episode of Dataliction Essentials® , John Staub explores the quiet reality that AI is already being used across team
AI isn’t just a tool inside your company anymore. It’s becoming the engine that shapes how work actually happens. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast® , John Staub and Travis explore the human side of AI adoption
There is no such thing as fast trust—and adoption doesn’t happen by accident. In this episode of Dataliction Essentials® , John explores what really drives successful change inside organizations. It’s not the rollout pla
Most change fails not because of the tools, but because of the people. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast® , John, Travis, and Josh dive into the real reason AI adoption fails—because we forget to lead like human
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