Change management

Guest post by Susie Ballantyne Why is change so difficult? In our modern society, we have a multitude of apps, groups, and accountability to keep us on track. Yet, experience tells us that our [...]

It’s that lovely time of year where we are all making plans for a better version of ourselves.  It could be a detox, dry January, writing that book, or hitting the gym. This can also be true for [...]

Our brains are amazing and the subconscious part of our minds do a massive amount of work. Studies show that at least 90% of what we do is influenced by our subconscious.  Basically we use a lot [...]

Play is a fabulous tool for behaviour change. We recognise it as a vital component of learning for children. But its developmental significance doesn’t stop when we become adults. The [...]

In organisations today, many decisions are in the hands of teams tasked with finding solutions to uncertain problems. Teams are deciding on new product lines, customer offerings and inventing new [...]

Traditional ways of working were set in play more than 100 years ago on a factory floor. Org charts, budget planning and Gantt charts were all products of an era in which organisations strived to [...]

When you think of something criminal happening in a film based in New York – a crook being shot or a deal taking place, for example – where is it? Did you just think ‘Down a dark alley’? You’re [...]

For most organisations the last decade has been an exhilarating rollercoaster of technical advancement. But it’s also generated a lot of cultural confusion – many companies still can’t create the [...]

The power of metaphors Metaphors are efficient. They capture attention, simplify complex ideas and create common understanding. People like them because they’re sense-making bullet trains (see [...]

Getting people to buy into digital behaviours can’t be achieved by telling them how to behave. You need to understand how they THINK. Emotions and how we think, determines what we choose to hear [...]