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Why “Why” Matters More Than the Plan Itself

The essence of effective planning lies not just in developing detailed documents, but in understanding the underlying purpose— the “why.” While it’s easy to fixate on timelines and tasks, successful plans should be…

How to Make Change Stick in Your Organisation

Organisational transformations require embedding changes into the culture, processes, and systems. Sunnies & Shades, an Aussie retailer, exemplifies this by fostering continuous improvement, empowering employees, and obtaining regular feedback. By integrating new practices…

Aligning Value, Teaming, and Objectives for Business Success

In today’s business realm, aligning value, teaming, and objectives is vital for success. Understanding the core purpose of initiatives, fostering collaboration within teams, and setting clear, achievable goals enables effective outcomes. This synergy…

Driving Innovation Through Effective Leadership

In today’s fast-paced business world, innovation and creativity are essential for staying ahead. Our latest article delves into how effective leadership, a balance between structure and flexibility, and a commitment to continuous improvement…

Distributed Team Tip #1 – Communicate frequently

One of the biggest challenges we face when working physically apart from each other is communication. Use of tools, routines and agreements are only successful if you communicate effectively and frequently. Why is…

Distributed Team Tip #2 – Agree and adhere to team norms

Agreements between team members on desired behaviours, supporting actions and communication has three clear benefits: Sets a team up for success by establishing a joint “best practice” for effective collaboration Provides guardrails that…

Distributed Team Tip #4 – Align frequently

A team that aligns frequently, delivers good quality work at a predictable pace. By having a focus on high value output they work on the right things. Conversely, a team which does not…

The coaching “X” factor

Having worked with coaches for many years I believe there is one stand out quality which makes the difference between a good and great coach – that is the ability to connect. What…

Distributed Team Tip #6 – Redesign the work

Agile emphasises the importance of co-located cross-functional teams. Cross-functionality is important as we want teams to be as independent as possible which often requires the utilisation of the full experience and knowledge of…

The Journey Begins

Thanks for joining me! I am a management consultant who specialises in helping organisations find ways to get their teams working in an engaging, effective and efficient way. To do this I draw…