A recent conversation about strategy reminded me of a story I wrote a while back: A: How do you define strategy?B: We follow the Hansel & Gretel method.A: How’s that?B: We leave behind a breadcrumb trail while sprinting ahead with execution. When we hit a dead end and are asked about strategy, we go backContinueContinue reading “The Hansel & Gretel Strategy Trap”
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Meeting Overload: A Warning Sign of Corporate Dysfunction
On average, we spend over 50% of our time in meetings, making the Zoom fatigue more real than ever. Lately, I hear the same complaint over and over in coaching sessions: “I have back-to-back calls with no time to collect my thoughts in-between. As a result, I work overtime to complete my tasks. I amContinueContinue reading “Meeting Overload: A Warning Sign of Corporate Dysfunction”
Habit of Growth 