The Scaling Shift — Official Trailer (A BlueInc Podcast)
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The Scaling Shift is a show for founders who are in the middle of growth
What happens when your business grows faster than you can keep up? Orders pile up, your team multiplies, and the freedom you built this for starts to feel like anything but. That's scaling — and it's exactly where this show lives.
The Scaling Shift is a podcast for founders in the middle of growth they never expected. Hosts Kenneth Fields and Johannes Mutzke get honest about the messy, uncomfortable, and sometimes lonely reality of scaling a business without losing your soul or your sanity along the way.
Because purpose and business aren't mutually exclusive. Building a company is an act of stewardship — and as your business grows, so does the responsibility to lead with wisdom and intention.
Presented by Blue Inc., The Scaling Shift is here to walk with you through the peaks and valleys of this exciting journey — bringing the accountability, mindset shifts, and clarity you need to grow well.

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Creators and Guests

Johannes Mutzke
Host
Johannes Mutzke
Johannes is passionate about helping people and organizations discover their full potential and turn strategy into meaningful action. He has worked across Global 500 boardrooms and early‑stage startups, serving in roles such as Corporate Strategy, Chief of Staff, Founder, COO, and Executive Consultant. Johannes holds IMBA degrees from Wirtschaftsuniversität Vienna and the University of South Carolina’s Darla Moore School of Business, and has extensive training in design thinking through Stanford University’s d.school.
Kenneth E. Fields
Host
Kenneth E. Fields
Kenneth Fields is an organizational transformation leader who helps companies—from start‑ups to Global 500 firms—design and implement meaningful change. He is the author of Visionaries, Builders, and Sustainers and holds degrees from Furman University and Clemson University, with additional training in sustainability and innovation from Furman and Stanford University.