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Clive Griffiths

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Tensions in your team mean something important.

Tensions in your team mean something important. Something valuable is at stake. And it doesn't come with bad intentions. It comes with a desire to achieve higher performance. But tensions can become toxic too. Left unresolved, they can quietly do damage. - People retreat. - Energy leaks. - Turf wars. 3

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Hunger

I’ve had a couple of coaching opportunities recently that reminded me of something important. H U N G E R Both the people I spoke with had it, which makes my job as a coach easier (and more enjoyable). So much so that is my number one qualifying condition

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I’ve had a couple of coaching opportunities recently that reminded me of something important.

I’ve had a couple of coaching opportunities recently that reminded me of something important. H U N G E R Both the people I spoke with had it, which makes my job as a coach easier (and more enjoyable). So much so that is my number one qualifying condition

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Reframe! #8

1/ NOTICE Everywhere - people with their heads bent down, handing over their lives to a wretched phone. I wrote about this on LinkedIn. Some people took notice and took action. You still have time. Read: What if you ditched the phone for a real-world activity? 2/ TRY Why I

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Réflexion

What are you calling strategy that's just complexity? The extra analysis. The additional stakeholder. The perfect timing you're waiting for. All drag. All slowing you down.

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Let it go

It's the hardest thing to let go of. When your 'winning way' - the approach you built your career on - is holding you back from the next level. Maybe you're a brilliant consultant … who now needs to step into a growth leader role. Or a

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It's the hardest thing to let go of.

It's the hardest thing to let go of. When your 'winning way' - the approach you built your career on - is holding you back from the next level. Maybe you're a brilliant consultant … who now needs to step into a growth leader role. Or a

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Rough cut account planning

Stop using time-draining account planning methods that take days? Instead do something you can complete in hours. A rough-cut account plan. That way you can get on with execution. Stripping away all the non-essentials. Sticking to just 5 elements: Which do you already have? 1/ A simple

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Addiction

Everywhere - people with their heads bent down. Handing over their lives to a wretched phone. Why? Because we've been programmed by Silicon Valley. They call them "micro-moments" in their marketing decks. Brief windows when you now instinctively reach for your device. Itchy fingers … hundreds of

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Stop using time-draining account planning methods that take days?

Stop using time-draining account planning methods that take days? Instead do something you can complete in hours. A rough-cut account plan. That way you can get on with execution. Stripping away all the non-essentials. Sticking to just 5 elements: Which do you already have? 1/ A simple