Tim, Phil and Mel

Identifying common interests in solving problems and forming a community to do so is a solid foundation for building a better future. Here are diverse examples of this truism of change management.

-Phil, Mel and Tim

Bridging
the workplace
generational gap

It may seem that the current generational gap within the office between leadership and younger workers is unmanageable but there are things that can be done to bridge the differences. Co-creating ways of operating and actively listening may be ways to build healthier and lasting corporate cultures.

– Tim

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Escaping
a hairy
situation

Over years of conditioning, many of us get used to the way things are and don’t even consider that there might be a better way. The ride is always smoother once the speedbumps are gone, especially those we didn’t know were there in the first place. The best way to ferret them out is to observe and ask questions. Go on, don’t be shy…

– Mel

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The Acme Co’s
approach to
repeatable success

Patterns of thinking and behaviour guide our lives. A change needs analysis identifies the patterns that are aligned and misaligned with an organization’s desired future. This tool works for individuals too. The creator of the Roadrunner cartoon demonstrates how to identify and repeat patterns of success that give us, and Wile E. Coyote, a winning path to follow.

–Phil

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Shake it on

Taylor Swift is an economic juggernaut, generating more money than the GDP of many countries around the world. Her secret could be her music 🧐, but also her ability to bring people together around a common cause or complaint, and create a community that people want to be part of, regardless of cost. We might learn a thing or two from her…

– Mel

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Come sail away

Do you really know the challenges people will face when they implement your change? If you want to know what it’s like to be seasick, you need to get into the boat. Bill Murphy Jr. provides inspiring examples of leaders with the desire and conviction to leave the dock.

– Phil

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Run the world

We are living in an interesting time where financial uncertainty, interest rate hikes, inflation stress and recession fears abound. From an economic standpoint, it’s amazing to read that Sweden’s inflation rate was higher than expected this month and it’s largely due to Beyoncé tour dates in Stockholm. Pop superstars really can impact everything!

– Tim

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