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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 35 MIN

The hidden cost of chaos in Business

from The CEO Soapbox Podcast · host Neda Farzad

A lot of businesses think they have a capacity problem.They don’t.They have a chaos problem.In this episode of The CEO Soapbox Podcast, Neda Farzad breaks down what chaos, rework, and poor handoffs are really costing your business — and why this stuff is not just an annoying operational issue.Because when work gets dropped, redone, miscommunicated, or constantly cleaned up by senior people, it does more than frustrate the team.It quietly eats margin. It drains capacity. It weakens client confidence. And it keeps leaders stuck in the weeds.Neda unpacks:why “we’re just busy” is often the wrong diagnosishow poor handoffs create confusion, delay, and reworkwhere margin gets lost without showing up clearly in reportswhy leaders often become the glue holding messy businesses togetherwhat to look at if growth is making the business feel heavier, not betterIf your business is growing but still feels clunky behind the scenes, this episode will help you see what’s actually going wrong — and what needs to change.🎧 Listen now and follow The CEO Soapbox Podcast for more straight-talking insights on growth, execution, leadership, and running a business properly.

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