Wild Business: Excellence Unleashed

Auteur(s): Katherine R. Lieber
  • Résumé

  • Modern work culture is broken, and high performers are paying the price. Wild Business: Excellence Unleashed is the rebellious podcast for those ready to break free from the grind and reclaim their energy, mastery, and fulfillment. We explore how to align your work with your instincts, escape systems that drain you, and build a career—or entrepreneurial path—that feels wildly energizing and deeply satisfying. If you’re ready to thrive on your terms, this is the podcast for you. Wild Business is written and produced by Katherine R. Lieber, the Wild Business consultant of TitaniumBlue LLC.
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  • Move Like a Wild Human: Why Modern Sedentary Life is Destroying Your Brain and Body
    Feb 9 2025

    Your body wasn’t built for a desk. Your brain wasn’t built for distraction.

    Modern work culture tells you to “sit less, move more,” but here’s the truth: If you’re a high performer, you don’t need random movement breaks—you need deep, uninterrupted focus AND a system that keeps your body from falling apart.

    In this episode of Wild Business: Excellence Unleashed, we cut through the noise and break down:
    🔥 Why traditional “movement breaks” are useless for deep-focus professionals.
    🔥 How to structure your workday so movement fuels your performance instead of disrupting it.
    🔥 Why flow state demands absolute stillness—and how to design your environment for it.
    🔥 How to move like an animal before and after work, so you can work like a machine.

    Forget stretching at your desk. Forget walking meetings. If you want to stay sharp, you need a workday designed for extreme focus and a recovery system that keeps you wild.

    🎧 Tune in now. Stay wild. Stay excellent.

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    9 min
  • Reclaiming Your Wild Mind: How Modern Work Destroys Human Potential—And How to Take It Back
    Feb 2 2025

    Modern work wasn’t built for human excellence—it was built for control, compliance, and predictable output. But your brain? It was wired for something far more powerful. In this episode of Wild Business: Excellence Unleashed, we expose how today’s work culture actively kills human potential, wastes energy, and suppresses real achievement.


    We’ll break down:

    🔥 Why ancient hunter-gatherers operated at peak efficiency—and why modern businesses do the opposite.

    🔥 How factory-era work structures still shape today’s productivity myths.

    🔥 The ways businesses waste time, talent, and energy—and how you can reclaim yours.

    🔥 Practical strategies to break free from the system’s defaults and design work that actually fuels your performance.


    It’s time to stop playing the game of wasted effort. Reclaim your wild mind, take back control, and thrive.


    🎧 Tune in now. Stay wild. Stay excellent.


    The Wild Business podcast is created, written, and produced by Katherine R. Lieber, high-performance strategist and the Wild Business consultant of TitaniumBlue LLC.

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    13 min
  • Observing Energy: How Wild Systems Can Fix Modern Business Burnout
    Jan 26 2025

    In this episode of Wild Business: Excellence Unleashed, we explore how energy flows in wild systems and what businesses and high performers can learn from nature’s efficiency.

    Discover the unseen energy interceptors draining your focus and momentum, and uncover practical strategies to reclaim your energy, eliminate distractions, and redesign your workday to align with your wild brain’s instincts. It’s time to break free from the grind, fuel your productivity, and create systems that actually work for humans—not machines.

    Stay wild. Stay excellent. Let’s dive in.

    Wild Business: Excellence Unleashed is written, produced and copyrighted by Katherine R. Lieber of TitaniumBlue LLC.

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    11 min

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