Newsletter September 2019

Change with Confidence

Tim, Phil and Mel

Mindsets and beliefs are often predictors of success or failure. Here are six examples of how what we think (as individuals and organizations) influences what we achieve.

– Phil, Mel and Tim

Dairy Milk

Communicating
your message
creatively

Cadbury launched an innovative version of its Dairy Milk bar called the Unity bar. Supported by an online social media campaign, this is a really innovative (and delicious) way to highlight equality and diversity.
– Tim

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Chapmans sign

The cure
for an ice cream
headache

I learned as a youngster the sweetest blueberries grow after a fire has raged through a forest. Triumph can come from tragedy, especially when you surround yourself with people who care, love what they do, and respect who they work for.
– Mel

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Real Madrid

Real Madrid’s
transformation
playbook

How does the most valuable football club, Real Madrid, position itself for sustained leadership? It hires a Chief Transformation Officer from Silicon Valley. Michael Sutherland’s questions are relevant for all businesses, including yours.
– Phil

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Sheryl Crow

Every day
is a winding
road

It was Dr. Seuss who said “don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” And it’s Sheryl Crow who said “a change will do you good.” The full-length album may be as dead as the 8-track (though I disagree!), but Crow isn’t fussed about it; she’s too busy leaning into the next curve in her epic career.
– Mel

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Books

Business
cultures
aren’t unique

The beliefs and assumptions that define an organization’s culture are often communicated through stories. Researchers have discerned that most companies draw from seven story types. Let’s test the data: how many of the seven have you heard in your career? Which ones motivated you to be your best?
– Phil

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Lucky

Luck is often
determined by
mindset

It may just be that being lucky in life is a choice. Being open to opportunities and using one’s intuition may enable luck. Being an optimist and being more resilient seems to help drive luck, too.
– Tim

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