Positively transform and drive sustainable improvements in performance and results
Covering a wide range of topics including inspirational leadership, enabling positive change, tackling team dysfunction (these are just some examples – there are many more!), the insights we share shine a light on those hidden barriers and opportunities, to help start you and your business on the road to change… or even transformation…
How to create an unstoppable culture of “Getting Things Done”
If strategy is identifying how to achieve/exceed objectives, implementation is all about making it happen. It’s the follow through. Implementation is where the treasure lies – and it’s usually the biggest barrier to any business improvement programme initiative producing the expected outcomes. The primary elements of successful culture-changed based business improvement initiatives are: – Clear goals for everybody within the
You can change without growing, but you can’t grow without changing
In business, especially in these tough times, resisting change is like holding your breath – if you succeed, you’ll die! The pace of change for businesses to survive and thrive today is relentless – and organisations need to evolve and positively change in order to grow profitable sales, increase market share, stay ahead of the competition and amaze customers with levels
Effectively Landing Change: The leadership behind implementing the new transformation plan is determined by the Speed of Trust
Research shows that the effectiveness of a leader to “land” the business future proofing transformation plans hinges on ‘trust and credibility’. If you want to accelerate your impact as a leader, the level of trust you create is the key to increasing your velocity and effectiveness. To lead others, you must first gain their trust. The following words are an integral
You’ve created a future proof “change story” for your business. Do you know how to motivate your people to be fully committed to making it a success?
Whether it’s a “good to great” or a “turnaround” change, the biggest challenge is in totally engaging people to give their all to making it happen is still all too common. When we ask managers and members of their team, “What motivates you at work?” (And we ask this ALL the time), the responses are almost equally split into five
The number one reason sales objectives are missed
Achieving – or exceeding – stretching sales targets (whilst maintaining gross profit) seems to be beyond most organisations these days. Most sales managers and salespeople blame the internet, the product offering or the price. However, the reason for this state of affairs couldn’t be any simpler, but organisations are looking in the wrong places to fix the problem: “We need better
Sales “Superstars” … what makes them different?
If you’ve ever worked in a sales team or managed a team of salespeople, you’ll know that there are always one or two ‘superstars’… the ones who perform consistently ‘head and shoulders’ above the others. top sales volumes, top margins, top customer satisfaction and loyalty, top referrals, etc So, what makes the difference? It’s so simple … yet many Managers
You have 4 seconds and 4 minutes to win in sales
You see, it takes just a quick glance, maybe 4 seconds, for someone to evaluate you when you meet for the first time. In these few seconds the other person forms an opinion based on your appearance, your body language, your demeanour, your greeting, your mannerisms and how you are dressed. The next 4 minutes are usually used to re-enforce
Inspiring Leadership – oh! So, that’s what it’s all about
With our theme for August being “Inspiring Leadership”, we were thinking of what our key final insight / message should be. We’ve delivered so many “inspiring leadership” development programmes in the last 12 months, it was difficult to know where to start…or what topic to focus on…and then we received this email (from a 90 person company we’ve been working
Is this your leadership? How blind spots plague even the best leaders
For those of us who lead, traits like self-awareness and self-control should be a natural part of our leadership style. But we might not know ourselves as well as we think we do – we might have blind spots that are plaguing our leadership and we don’t even know it. Imagine someone in a coaching session, asked to describe themselves