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April 14, 2026
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Winning learning programs arenβt built on urgencyβtheyβre built on mindful habits, strategic defaults, and human connection.
In this energizing solo episode of The Learnit Lounge, host Mickey Fitch-Collins, PhD, dives into the subtle power of βhabit loopsβ for Learning & Development professionals. Drawing from her real-world experienceβand BJ Foggβs behavioral scienceβMickey unpacks how hidden habit patterns can leave even seasoned leaders stuck in reaction mode, busywork, and surface-level solutions. But there's a way out. Through actionable reframes and practical tools, this episode offers a blueprint for rewiring habit loops to boost impact, clarity, and trustβstarting with ourselves.
Whether youβre tackling firefighting requests in your inbox, battling the Busy Olympics, or tempted to dive into content-building too quickly, Mickey shares fresh routines that transform everyday traps into high-leverage growth moments. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who wants to lead learning programs with more intention, value, and resilience.
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About Mickey Fitch-Collins
Mickey Fitch-Collins, PhD, helps people lead like humans first. As a Human Skills Facilitator at Learnit, she designs and leads workshops that turn everyday challengesβlike feedback, burnout, and prioritizationβinto practical, people-centered skills. Her workshops blend research, real talk, and humor to create 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 isnβt about having all the answersβitβs about building trust, curiosity, and connection.
Whether sheβs facilitating workshops, hosting The Learnit Lounge podcast, leading panels, or sharing insights on LinkedIn, Mickeyβs mission is to make professional development feel less like a checkbox and more like a conversation worth having.
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