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How to build honesty and candour in your business

Telling it straight.  Being open and honest and giving constructive guidance and feedback.  They all sound simple but are, in

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The 5 core principles of successful scale-ups

You’re CEO on a mission.  You’ve amassed a talented team of people with energy and determination. Your business model has

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10 ways to turbocharge your meetings

Are most of the meetings in your company a waste of time? When I’m working with a group of people

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6 reasons why you should measure engagement (in customers and staff)

I’ll say it until you’re bored of listening. Happy staff + happy customers = profitability.  Simple! I think that’s all

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How to create core values with value

How to create core values with value “Company values”.  Two words that are often loaded with corporate hot air and

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Why Businesses with Purpose Grow Faster

Times are uncertain. We’re surrounded by turmoil and feel unsettled by events beyond our control. People have always searched for

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How to find the best talent for your business

There’s a reason ‘Talent’ is first on my 10 Point Plan For Scaling Your Business. It’s critical. Nothing is more

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10 Point Plan For Scaling Your Business

You’ve decided you want to scale-up. You think your business is ready for rapid, significant and sustainable growth. But where

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How To Find The Right Rhythm For Scaling Up

Every business has its own rhythm.  Whether it’s meetings, goals, budgetary cycles or communication frequency – all can be influenced

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Great business cultures rely on great stories

Stories and legends – they’re everywhere at this time of year.  Cards, advent calendars, school nativities, carols – they all

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Why artefacts and symbols matter to a great culture

Broken chairs. Strict dress codes. Dead flowers. Awful coffee. It’s amazing what everyday things can tell you about the culture

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How rituals and celebrations build great cultures

Buying the tree. Wrapping the presents. Singing carols. Cooking a turkey. It’s pretty obvious what I’m talking about.  Sorry if

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