Why Most Change Programmes Fail in the Middle
Change programmes rarely fail at launch or at the finish line; they stall somewhere in the messy middle when the initial energy fades. Understanding that midpoint slump is…
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Change programmes rarely fail at launch or at the finish line; they stall somewhere in the messy middle when the initial energy fades. Understanding that midpoint slump is…
The Stoics understood that we cannot control events, only our response to them, a lesson that resonates powerfully with leaders facing constant disruption. Ancient practices of reflection and…
Trials of the four-day week keep showing the same surprising result: productivity holds steady while wellbeing improves. The real lesson may be that presence was never a reliable…
Servant leadership was conceived for co-located teams, yet its core idea of putting people first has never been more relevant than in today’s hybrid workplaces. We revisit the…
Like bamboo in a storm, resilient organisations absorb pressure by flexing rather than resisting. This post introduces the resilience curve as a way to design change that bends…
If every plank of a ship is replaced over time, is it still the same ship, and if every process and person in an organisation changes, is it…
Leaders rarely have the luxury of complete information, and waiting for certainty is often the riskiest decision of all. This piece offers a practical compass for making sound,…
Burnout is too often framed as an individual’s failure to cope, met with resilience workshops and wellbeing apps. A more honest reading treats it as a signal that…
Many organisations now live in a permanent state of transformation, with one initiative overlapping the next. At what point does relentless change stop being progress and become an…