You might think you have a communication problem — and you might be right. But the real issue might not be what you communicate but how. In this episode, Jeff Matlow challenges you to stop blaming behavior alone and start rethinking your communication processes.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
🔹 Why centralizing and standardizing communication channels matter
🔹 How inconsistent methods—not unclear messages—often kill culture and productivity
🔹 A simple, actionable framework to set communication protocols your team can actually follow

This episode will help you recognize that the communication problem isn’t as chaotic as you think. Maybe it’s time to reclaim your team’s time, sanity, and alignment.

🎧 Press play and lead smarter, not noisier.

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SHOW NOTES[00:00] Introduction[00:26] Communication Problem[01:35] The Communication Problem And The Communication Process[02:27] When Good Communication Meets Bad Communication Process[03:39] The Chaotic Free-For-All of Communication Problems[05:15] How To Determine If Your Communication Processes Are The Problem[05:42] How To Set Company Communication Protocols[07:00] The Different Types Of Company Communication[09:28] Promoting The Protocol To Solve The Communication Problems[10:08] Your Communication Problem, Solved