Feeling the mountain
Good leaders develop a deep sense of what's really going on in their business. Sensemaking is a tool to help them with this.
Good leaders develop a deep sense of what's really going on in their business. Sensemaking is a tool to help them with this.
Decisions control the flow of work in your business. Pay attention to how and when they're made as well as who decides about what.
Process can be a source of innovation, reduce friction and accelerate growth. Don't let it become an industry in its own right. Look beyond the obvious.
Chefs use mise en place to reduce future complexity. Founders and leaders in scaling businesses can do the same.
Two cognitive biases affect how we understand issues and take decisions. Take better decisions by minimising them.
As businesses grow, what they need from leaders changes. Separating personal and business needs when thinking about this is hard, but important.