Execution

Shipping – Avoid balking at the final gate

By |2020-12-09T13:52:13+00:00December 9th, 2020|Execution|

Shipping is key.  Your project started as an idea.  Perhaps you created and worked your plan.  Now you have finished the work.  It is packed and ready to go.  Now all you have to do is send it off.  Simple right?  Pasop!!!  This is often the time when the demons of resistance and self-doubt strike [...]

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Don’t let “starting” prevent you from finishing

By |2020-09-07T08:26:47+00:00August 27th, 2020|Execution|

‘It's the job that's never started as takes longest to finish.’  The Fellowship prepare to leave Rivendell on the journey to destroy the ring.  But Sam feels they are dawdling.  But how to start?  How to take the first step?  Anyone who has circled around a task, not knowing where to begin will know this [...]

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Benefit from these two advantages in executing your plan

By |2020-08-06T13:23:14+00:00August 6th, 2020|Execution|

Conversaction Newsletter – Week 1 August 2020 You have defined your strategy.  You have a roadmap to achieve your strategy.  Your executives are energised and ready to lead.  Your staff are poised, eager to roll. Now what?   … Now is the time for effective planning.  And execution!  With the change in which we all are [...]

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A Productive Day in these Four Acts

By |2020-11-10T06:26:17+00:00September 3rd, 2015|Empowerment, Execution, Personal Mastery|

You have your Strategy, your business model in strategy map format and your plan or Balanced Scorecard. You have your execution engine. You have even oiled the gearbox translating the daily work of individuals into relevant effort. Now all you need is fuel for your strategy engine. How do you get each person to do [...]

Beat procrastination with these willpower boosters

By |2020-11-10T06:42:04+00:00April 1st, 2015|Empowerment, Execution, Personal Mastery|

End your struggle with procrastination   This is pathos.  Though couched in humour, so much of Calvin’s experience cuts to the heart.  We can all relate to this message.  Procrastination is one of our besetting problems.  The search for ‘Procrastination Jokes’ returns 527,000 results in 0.31 seconds in Google.  This is a big deal in [...]

Structure 1: Executive function of brains

By |2020-11-10T06:40:30+00:00May 16th, 2014|Execution, Leading, Strategy, Teams|

William Cobbett once used a smoked (therefore reddish brown) herring to distract a pack of hounds from the scent of a hare. Then on 14 February 1807 he used the incident to criticise the English Press who had mistakenly reported the defeat of Napoleon calling it a ‘political red herring’. And so the term ‘Red [...]

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