Lia Garvin
Managing Made Simple
Managing Made Simple is a weekly leadership and management podcast for founders, entrepreneurs, business owners, and people managers who want to lead high-performing teams without falling back into the work themselves. Each week, host Lia Garvin- team management export, TEDx speaker, and 3x bestselling author- breaks down the real, everyday challenges of leading teams, people management, team accountability, delegation, communication, culture, and performance with practical strategies you can implement immediately. Lia’s work has been featured in Harvard Business Review, Fast Company, The Wall...
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3 de nov. de 2026
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Episodios
208: What AI should replace on your team and what it should not 02.12.2025 17:48
AI can schedule meetings, draft emails, take notes, build slide decks. And it does a pretty darn good job at it. So it is fair to ask, do I still need all these roles on my team? But when we reduce a job to the tasks we can automate, we often miss the real value people provide. In this episode, I walk through how to evaluate what should be automated, what should stay human, and how leaders can avo...
207: The simple action that keeps your best people from leaving 25.11.2025 17:44
People say employees leave managers, not companies. If that is true, then managers are also the biggest reason people stay. So what does it actually take to become someone your team wants to work for, especially when pressure is high and patience is low? In this episode, I break down the daily behaviors that build trust, resilience, and psychological safety, and what consistency really looks like...
206: How to motivate your team when you cannot give raises 18.11.2025 15:55
Your best performer didn't get the raise. Promotions are on hold. Budgets are tighter than ever. And people are starting to wonder what their future looks like. So how do you keep motivation high when the traditional rewards are not available? In this episode, I walk through how leaders can maintain engagement, show value, and build momentum even when compensation flexibility is limited. You’...
205: Your team is watching how you react. Here is why it matters 11.11.2025 13:34
You get the email, the meeting invite, or the change in direction. And you feel your stomach drop. But as a leader, your reaction does not stay private. Your team is watching, interpreting, and modeling what they see. In this episode, I break down how leaders can acknowledge difficulty without spreading panic and how small shifts in behavior create steadier teams. You’ll learn: Why teams mirror a...
204: Decoding your team’s requests- what you’re missing and how to respond 04.11.2025 14:34
Your employee wants to be in more meetings. Or you inherit a team and have to give feedback on work you never saw. Or maybe, you say your calendar is open, but people still feel left out. And you are thinking, why are these requests so complicated? In this episode, I break down real questions managers are asking and show you how to uncover what your team actually needs underneath the surface. You’...
203: Why top performers leave and the conversation that keeps them 28.10.2025 18:08
Your top performer quits. And the reason sounds reasonable enough, "I wanted something different.” But what they often mean is they could not see a future on your team. In this episode, I walk through the career conversation that helps people picture growth, feel invested, and choose to stay. You’ll learn: Why strong performers disengage before they leave What managers misunderstand about eng...
202: How to manage up when your team needs more support 21.10.2025 17:12
Your team is stretched. People are tired. Work keeps piling up. And you know they need more support. But when you ask for more resources, the answer is not always yes. In this episode, I break down how to advocate upward in a way that gets traction and protects your team at the same time. You’ll learn: Why burnout alone rarely unlocks resources What leaders above you actually respond to The shift...
201: What most leaders get wrong when talking about change (and how to get it right) 14.10.2025 12:54
Change is happening. Priorities are shifting and plans are evolving; and your team, they're getting nervous. And many leaders get so worries about saying the wrong thing that they either stay silent or reach for empty reassurance. Both approaches backfire. In this episode, I break down the most common traps managers fall into when talking about change and a simple way to communicate so your...
200: The three skills that make managing easier 07.10.2025 15:22
Managing people is complicated. Priorities continually shift. Expectations evolve every day. And it can feel like everything still comes back to you. After 200 episodes of working through real leadership challenges with managers, founders, and operators, three skills consistently separate leaders who feel stuck from those who feel in control. In this episode, I break down the core practices that m...
199: Why no one likes being a manager- and how to fix that 30.09.2025 17:15
Let’s talk about the thing no one wants to admit: most people hate being managers. And not because they don’t care, but because they weren’t set up to succeed. In this episode, I dig into: Why most people become managers without any training What makes managing feel so hard, especially when you’re learning in front of your team Why burnout is off the charts right now (and what to do if you’re in i...
198: How to get team members to show up to trainings 23.09.2025 15:34
You spent time building an interactive, funny, team-building training—but when the start time arrived… no one showed up. Heartbreak, frustration, and a bit of panic set in. In this episode, I share: Why your team can’t attend, even if they asked for the training The three critical elements that make attendance possible and compelling How Gen Z’s desire for growth is real, but still gets derailed b...
197: The Gen Z vs Gen AI battle every manager needs to win 18.09.2025 15:27
There's a battle brewing in the workplace between Gen Z and Gen AI, and if we don't get ahead of it, we might end up with a workforce that can't actually think. In this episode, I break down how this collision is creating three specific challenges for managers and business owners - and why the solution isn't what you think. In This Episode: The real reason entry-level jobs are...
196: How to get your team members to Lock In 09.09.2025 13:07
September is here, and with it comes what Gen Z has dubbed “The Great Lock-In”, a post-summer push to refocus, reenergize, and finish the year strong. But this moment isn’t just a trend, it’s a powerful opportunity for leaders. In this episode of The New Manager Playbook podcast, I share how to use this time to reconnect your team to purpose and progress, without pushing them to burnout. You’ll le...
195: What GenZ wants from their jobs - and how to get them to stick around 02.09.2025 31:36
What if your team isn’t burned out, they’re just over it? In this episode of The New Manager Playbook , I sit down with Grace Lee, our new GenZ brand manager, for a raw, honest conversation about what’s really going on inside today’s workplace. Grace shares what it's like to be a 20-something navigating a job market that’s flooded, unstable, and full of uncertainty, and how that shapes engage...
194: Your team member isn't *bad*, they just haven't gotten feedback 26.08.2025 14:23
Feeling like your team member is dropping the ball? Before you rewrite the job description or mentally fire them, hit play on this episode. This week on The New Manager Playbook , we dive into why most performance issues don’t start with a “bad hire”, they start with a feedback vacuum. If your team member doesn’t know what’s expected, how can they meet the mark? In this episode: Why assuming “it s...
193: Quiet Cracking- Why Your A-Players Are Pulling Back (and What to Do) 19.08.2025 14:34
Quiet quitting made headlines, but it’s time to talk about a deeper threat: Quiet Cracking . This episode is all about what happens when your most reliable, engaged, high-performing team members start slowly disengaging- not because they want to slack off, but because they’re burned out, spread thin, and overwhelmed. The kicker? They’re still showing up. Still doing the work. But the spark is fadi...
192: The consequence of team members feeling UNDERUTILIZED 12.08.2025 12:45
A LinkedIn report says 58% of employees feel underutilized. That’s more than half of your team wondering if they could be doing more somewhere else. In this episode of The New Manager Playbook , I breaks down: Why underutilization is a hidden driver of burnout and turnover The signs your high performers are already feeling it How to address it without overloading your team You’ll also hear my own...
191: Avoid the Biggest Onboarding Mistakes That Derail New Hires 05.08.2025 13:14
Onboarding can make, or break, a new hire’s success. In this episode of The New Manager Playbook Podcast , I reveal the two biggest onboarding mistakes managers make, and how to avoid them. You’ll learn how to set clear expectations, keep new-hire enthusiasm high, and integrate them smoothly into the team. Whether you lead a small business or a corporate team, these tips will help you turn hiring...
190: Three Simple Mistakes That Wreak Havok on Hiring 29.07.2025 20:40
Hiring mistakes are expensive—and avoidable. Learn how to hire well and protect your team. Subscribe for weekly manager tips! In this episode of the New Manager Playbook, Lia Garvin unpacks the three most common hiring mistakes that derail teams and cost businesses time, money, and high-performing talent. You’ll learn why moving too fast, underpaying, or hiring "divas" can wreck your tea...
189: The Hidden Cost of AI Leadership- Why Shortcuts Hurt Your Team 22.07.2025 13:48
Are you using AI in leadership or just hiding behind it? Discover how shortcuts like AI video clones and ChatGPT strategies are killing trust. Subscribe for more real-talk on leadership! What You’ll Learn: Why overusing AI as a leader can damage team trust and engagement Real-world stories about AI video clones, copy-pasted strategies, and feedback gone wrong How to use AI to elevate—not replace—y...
188: Three Keys to Manage Contractors Without the Headache 15.07.2025 16:44
Your freelancer blew the deadline—now what? Learn how to manage freelancers the right way. Subscribe for more leadership tips! What You’ll Learn: Why fractional talent often fails to meet expectations—and how to fix it 3 proven freelancer management tips that actually work How to set expectations and onboard freelancers effectively What to do when a freelancer misses a deadline or underdelivers Ma...
187: Feel Like Your Team Doesn't Care Anymore? Here's How to Solve It. 08.07.2025 14:47
In this episode of the New Manager Playbook, Lia Garvin tackles the growing frustration managers face—disengaged teams, missed deadlines, and a lack of accountability. Discover how to shift from confirmation bias to clarity, set powerful expectations, and blend AI with your leadership skills to reignite ownership. Learn how to integrate AI into people management, drive performance with empathy, a...
186: Your Team’s Overdoing it With AI- Here's What to Do 01.07.2025 13:48
AI tools can help—but what happens when your team leans on them too much? Discover how new managers can regain control, set clear expectations, and lead with purpose in an AI-driven workplace. Subscribe now for real-world leadership tools! What You’ll Learn in This Episode: How to manage AI usage in the workplace with intention Signs your team may be overrelying on AI—and how to respond How to lea...
185: AI Isn’t the Solution Unless You Know the Problem First 24.06.2025 13:40
Too many leaders are jumping into AI hoping it’ll fix their workflows—but without clarity on what needs fixing, it might just make things worse. What You’ll Learn: How to identify the real problems AI should solve in your team. The biggest AI misuse traps managers fall into. A decision-making framework for evaluating automation tools. When AI helps—and when human leadership is irreplaceable. In th...
184: Are Managers the Easiest Role to Automate? Think Again 17.06.2025 13:37
In this episode of The New Manager Playbook , Lia Garvin takes on a bold claim made by Sergey Brin — that managers are the easiest roles to automate. Drawing from her experience at tech giants like Google, Apple, and Microsoft, Lia argues that great managers are far from obsolete — they're essential. Learn why leadership, empathy, and cross-functional communication remain irreplaceable in th...
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