Release Date:
September 1, 2026
Release Date: Sept 1
Progress updates aren’t just for checking boxes; they’re your secret weapon for building trust, driving alignment, and moving projects forward.
In this solo episode of The Learnit Lounge, Dr. Mickey Fitch-Collins demystifies the art of progress reporting, turning stale business updates into sharp moments of influence.
Drawing on years of leadership experience and Learnit’s signature frameworks, Mickey breaks down the 3 Ps of effective reporting–progress, problems, and plans–and shows you how to ditch information overload for updates that actually get read, acted on, and respected.
Whether you lead projects, teams, or just want your ideas to land, this episode delivers actionable tactics you can plug in before your next update hits “send.” From standing out in a noisy attention economy to customizing your message for stakeholders, you’ll find real-world strategies to make every update drive measurable impact.
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About Dr. Mickey Fitch-Collins:
Dr. Mickey Fitch-Collins helps people lead like humans first. As a Human Skills Facilitator at Learnit, she designs and leads workshops that turn everyday challenges like feedback, burnout, and prioritization into practical, people-centered skills. Her workshops are equal parts research, real talk, and humor, creating learning experiences that actually stick.
Before joining Learnit, Mickey spent two decades in higher education leadership, where she coached and supervised hundreds of professionals through growth, change, and conflict while helping students graduate. That experience fuels her belief that strong leadership isn’t about having all the answers–it’s about building trust, curiosity, and connection.
Whether she’s facilitating a workshop, hosting The Learnit Lounge podcast, leading a panel, or sharing insights on LinkedIn, her goal stays the same: make professional development feel less like a checkbox and more like a conversation worth having.
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