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Do The Work

Do The Work

Written by: Chuck Hutchison
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Do the Work is a reflective podcast for leaders and strivers focused on accountability, ownership, and personal growth.


This podcast isn’t a roadmap to success or a step-by-step system. It shares lessons drawn from lived experience—from growing up on a farm in rural Ohio to championship football at Ohio State, the NFL, and executive leadership in business. Along the way came real challenges—injury, divorce, family addiction, custody battles, and career disruption—that shaped a core belief: lasting results come from doing the work, especially when clarity is late.

Each episode explores leadership, responsibility, pressure, people, and perseverance, with an emphasis on controlling what you can and moving from intent to action.


Do the Work is for those who value discipline, accountability, and steady progress when outcomes aren’t guaranteed.

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Episodes
  • Episode 2 - Owning It

    Episode 2 - Owning It
    Jan 20 2026

    What does ownership really mean? In Episode 2, I explore how accountability begins when we stop asking “why” and start focusing on what’s within our control—through lived experience in sports, life, and leadership.
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    2 mins
  • Episode 1 — How This Works

    Episode 1 — How This Works
    Jan 13 2026

    This opening episode sets the foundation for Do the Work—what it is, who it’s for, and what to expect. This podcast isn’t a roadmap to success or a formula to follow. It reflects on truths learned through lived experience, from growing up on a farm in rural Ohio to championship football at Ohio State, the NFL, and executive leadership in business. Along the way came real challenges that shaped a simple belief: real change happens when commitment is defined by doing the work and getting your hands dirty.

    Do the Work is for leaders and strivers looking for solid ground when life feels muddy.
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    3 mins
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