Change by Choice
Engagement is created by the work employees do and the way they do it. Explore how 3M created engagement by scaling Agile
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It Won’t Happen To Me
The number of senior leaders who refuse to look at ambiguous probabilities and soak their calendars with the immediate doables is no small number.
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Dealing With A Rejection
Research suggests that the same parts of the brain that get activated with physical pain, get activated with rejection. It is a natural reaction and is to be expected! The time, place, person, significance and other contextual elements bring alive...
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Certainty, In The WFH Era
In organisations, innovations dry up when everyone is 'sure' of how things work or should work! It ossifies us to our pasts.
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Agile OWL – Edition 1
This newsletter on Agile captures the human experiences in agile transformations, This edition we take a look at stories from Menlo Innovations
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Arrivals and Departures
I am accustomed to airports, airline food and whizzing past arrivals and departures. My work makes it that way. The other day, I was tasked with receiving family arriving from abroad. In the middle of the night, it dawned on me...
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Of a personal loss and dealing with it
We sat in a circle discussing "one thing that we had lost, we so wish we hadn't". The story circle that I host once in a while, spawns delightful conversation and an insight or two.
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In Praise Of The Entrepreneur
'I lack the charisma', I remember one successful entrepreneur telling me. Over time though, he discovered how limiting that thought can be and how much of a myth that was!
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A Recipe For Success
A recipe for success from observation and conversation with business leaders.
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The Four Types Of Learners. Which One Describes You Best?
The Four Types Of Learners are a playful set of labels for you to think and learn.
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