Rebellious Business

Katherine R. Lieber

Rebellious Business dares to challenge outdated business practices and reimagine the way organizations work, lead, and grow. Produced by Katherine R. Lieber of TitaniumBlue LLC, this show flips the script on “business as usual” with bold ideas, actionable insights, and transformative strategies. Whether you’re a leader ready to spark change or a professional looking to stay ahead of the curve, you’ll love our rebellious take on innovation and the future of work.

  1. 9. APR.

    S1E21: Start Being the CEO Who Knows What Powers Their Business

    Too many CEOs are leading companies they don’t actually understand. They avoid the hard questions, stay removed from the infrastructure, and end up trusting vendors, consultants, and internal optics more than their own systems. In this episode of Rebellious Business, we call on business leaders to stop leading from a distance—and start engaging with how their company really runs. Because if you don’t know what powers your business, you’re not leading it. You’re being led. What you’ll learn: Why asking operational questions isn’t ignorance—it’s strength The five “knowhows” every CEO should have about every team How to stop being exploited by outsiders who pitch optics without substance Listen now—and start leading with eyes open, not hands off. About the Author Katherine R. Lieber is the Rebellious Business expert of TitaniumBlue LLC, a strategist, systems architect, and voice behind the rebellion against performative business culture. She works to dismantle outdated norms, rebuild operational clarity, and design work that actually works. Her frameworks challenge leaders to stop rewarding noise and start building systems that recognize real execution. Every episode of Rebellious Business is written and produced with her signature blend of precision, provocation, and truth-telling. The Rebellious Business body of work, podcast, and related work are written, produced, and copyrighted by Katherine R. Lieber & TitaniumBlue LLC.

    10 Min.

  2. 2. APR.

    S1E20: From Productivity Theater to Proof of Work: How to Rebuild Business on Results

    Modern business has a dangerous blind spot: it rewards smooth-talking big talkers who sell the sizzle—while the people actually delivering results stay invisible. The more talented someone is at persuasive visibility, the more they get recognized. Meanwhile, your high performers are holding the business together quietly, and getting nothing for it. In this episode, we expose the rot of productivity theater and shows business leaders how to stop being dazzled by performance—and start recognizing real output. You’ll learn: Why persuasive optics are bleeding your profits How to identify who’s quietly doing the real work Why visibility isn’t value—and what proof of work really looks like How to retool your systems to reward execution, not theatrics If you want your business to survive the next era, start listening for outcomes—not showmanship. Listen now—and start leading past the razzle-dazzle. About the Author:Katherine R. Lieber is the Rebellious Business expert of TitaniumBlue LLC, a strategist, systems architect, and voice behind the rebellion against performative business culture. She works to dismantle outdated norms, rebuild operational clarity, and design work that actually works. Her frameworks challenge leaders to stop rewarding noise and start building systems that recognize real execution. Every episode of Rebellious Business is written and produced with her signature blend of precision, provocation, and truth-telling. The Rebellious Business body of work, podcast, and related work are written, produced, and copyrighted by Katherine R. Lieber & TitaniumBlue LLC.

    8 Min.

  3. 24. MÄRZ

    S1E19: Stop Forcing Your Team to Use Only 10% of Their Brainpower—Again and Again and Again

    Why are your top performers doing the same work they mastered five years ago? Why are your smartest minds stuck in recurring meetings, outdated workflows, and Excel-driven rinse-and-repeat loops? In this episode of Rebellious Business, we go after one of the most overlooked threats to innovation: intellectual stagnation. You’ll learn: • How repetitive systems waste top-tier talent • Why legacy meetings and reports quietly destroy momentum • What happens when your team is forced to shrink their intelligence to fit the process • How to break the cycle and unlock your competitive edge If your team is running on loops, your business is standing still. Listen now—and start thinking at full power. Tailored for solo entrepreneurs, high performers, and anti-bureaucracy rebels who want to build profit-driven, sovereignty-aligned businesses without corporate baggage. About the Author ✍️ Katherine R. Lieber is a strategist and digital systems architect helping ambitious professionals build businesses that run on clarity, autonomy, and bold execution. She guides those who are ready to work on their own terms—and stop playing by outdated business rules. With expertise in digital strategy, operational design, and performance systems, she helps high performers translate deep skill into real productivity. This podcast is voice-hosted by AI, with all content written and produced by Katherine R. Lieber of TitaniumBlue LLC.

    7 Min.

  4. 16. MÄRZ

    S1E18: Business Claims to Want Profit and Productivity—So Why Doesn’t It Optimize for Them?

    Businesses love to say they value profit and productivity, but if that’s true… why do so few actually optimize for them? Instead of streamlining operations, eliminating waste, and protecting deep work, most companies still run on outdated Industrial Revolution thinking—tracking hours instead of results, prioritizing visibility over impact, and rewarding busyness instead of real performance. In this episode of Rebellious Business, we’re breaking down: • Why businesses cling to broken productivity models that waste time and money • How knowledge workers are still managed like factory workers—and why that kills efficiency • Why companies that track input instead of impact are sabotaging themselves • The real reason businesses resist change—even when it’s costing them innovation and growth If you’ve ever been forced to sit in meetings instead of doing real work or wondered why companies say they want efficiency but create endless bureaucracy, this episode is for you. 🔊 Listen now to learn how businesses can stop sabotaging their own success and start optimizing for real impact.

    6 Min.

  5. 10. MÄRZ

    S1E17: Time, Work, and Impact: It’s About Time You Realized It’s Not About Time At All

    Most businesses still think productivity is about hours worked instead of results delivered. They reward the people who look busy, sit in the most meetings, and log the longest hours—while burying their real high performers under more work until they burn out. In this episode of Rebellious Business, we’re exposing why tracking input instead of impact is killing real productivity and why businesses that refuse to change are pushing their best people out the door. Inside, we break down: Why your work hours don’t matter—your results doHow high performers get punished with more work instead of rewarded for efficiencyThe real reason businesses still obsess over time-based trackingWhat companies must do if they want to measure actual performance instead of performance theater If you’ve ever delivered twice the results in half the time—only to be given even more work while others coast—this episode is for you. 🔊 Listen now to learn why protecting high performers is the key to business success. 🎙️ Rebellious Business is created, written, and copyrighted by Katherine R. Lieber, the Rebellious Business consultant of TitaniumBlue LLC.

    7 Min.

  6. 25. FEB.

    S1E16: The (In)Visibility Game: Stop Rewarding Big Talkers Over Real Producers

    Why do businesses keep rewarding the people who talk the most instead of the ones who actually get things done? You know the type—the Big Talker. Always in the meetings, always making bold claims, always spinning a vision of what’s just about to happen. But when you look closer, there’s nothing real behind it. No actual progress. No measurable results. Just another excuse for why success is right around the corner. Meanwhile, the real high performers—the ones quietly holding everything together—go unnoticed. Because they’re too busy producing to play the visibility game. In this episode of Rebellious Business, we’re breaking down: • Why leadership mistakes talking about work for actual competence • How Big Talkers keep getting rewarded even when they fail to deliver • Why businesses lose their best people by ignoring real producers • The simple shift companies need to make if they want to measure performance instead of performance theater If you’ve ever watched a Big Talker rise through the ranks while the real work goes unrecognized, this episode is for you. 🔊 Listen now to learn how to build a business that rewards results—not just big personalities. 🎙️ Rebellious Business is created, written, and copyrighted by Katherine R. Lieber of TitaniumBlue LLC.

    6 Min.

  7. 23. FEB.

    S1E15: The Reality of Making Space: Stop Demanding Big Results Without Giving Time for Big Results

    High performers don’t create breakthrough results in five-minute gaps between meetings. They don’t produce game-changing work while juggling shallow tasks, endless emails, and constant interruptions. Yet, businesses demand transformation while refusing to make space for it. In this episode of Rebellious Business, we’re exposing a broken system—one where companies assign high-impact projects but never protect the time and focus needed to execute them. Inside, we break down: • Why big results don’t happen in the cracks of the workday • The myth that high performers can juggle everything and still produce at the highest level • How businesses sabotage their own success by forcing key projects to fight for survival • What companies must do differently if they actually want the big results they keep asking for If you’ve ever been handed a “critical project” but still expected to keep up with business as usual, this episode is for you. 🔊 Listen now to learn why great work only happens when companies make the hard choices to protect it. 🎙️ Rebellious Business is created, written, and copyrighted by Katherine R. Lieber of TitaniumBlue LLC.

    6 Min.

  8. 16. FEB.

    The Myth of Physical Engagement in Knowledge Work: Why Offices Waste High Performers’ Time

    Most businesses still believe a dangerous myth—that forcing employees to be physically present in an office equals higher productivity. It doesn’t. It never has. For high performers, being seen isn’t the same as getting work done. In fact, the modern office is built for visibility, control, and shallow engagement—not for deep, focused, high-impact work. So why do businesses keep pushing for physical engagement when it actively hurts performance? In this episode of Rebellious Business, we’re exposing the real reason companies want workers back in offices: Why traditional offices were never designed for knowledge work—they were designed for hierarchy and surveillance. How meetings, interruptions, and forced socialization destroy deep work. Why remote work didn’t reduce productivity—it exposed how much time was already being wasted. What businesses should be measuring instead of physical presence.If you’ve ever sat in a meeting that should have been an email—or been forced into an office just so someone could “see” you working—this episode is for you. 🔊 Listen now to learn why the best companies focus on results, not performative busyness. 🎙️ Rebellious Business is created, written, and copyrighted by Katherine R. Lieber of TitaniumBlue LLC.

    7 Min.
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Rebellious Business dares to challenge outdated business practices and reimagine the way organizations work, lead, and grow. Produced by Katherine R. Lieber of TitaniumBlue LLC, this show flips the script on “business as usual” with bold ideas, actionable insights, and transformative strategies. Whether you’re a leader ready to spark change or a professional looking to stay ahead of the curve, you’ll love our rebellious take on innovation and the future of work.

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  • Erstellt von
    Katherine R. Lieber
  • Jahre aktiv
    2024 - 2025
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