Subkit did a nice interview of me this week under Go Solo. One piece of advice that I would share with new aspiring coaches, and that I didn’t mention in the article, is to have a process to take clients
Summary Insight: SWOT is outdated. If you want strategy that actually drives execution, upgrade to tools that expose root causes and align your team fast. Key Takeaways: Traditional SWOT analysis generates bullet points, not a systems-view. Use the Entropy Survey
There are 5 steps to follow when designing and implementing a new organizational structure: Step 1. Map Key Process Cycles Step 2. Map Functions Step 3. Clarify & Adopt Structure Step 4. Place People Step 5. Plan & Execute Roll
I’m happy to announce that my new book Designed to Scale is now available on Audible and iTunes. Before you buy, I’d like you to know that this is a VERY hard book to listen to as audio only. There
No structure is perfect. No new hire is perfect. There are always trade offs. Be more conscious of those trade-offs upfront so that you can make the best decisions possible and stack your new structure with the right talent. Learn
This is an intro video to the Organizational Physics 4-quadrant Structure Map tool. Download the Structure Map template. Buy the book Designed to Scale on Amazon. The Structure Map is a powerful thinking tool to deploy the 6 Rules of
What is the right organizational structure for the current and emerging lifecycle stage of your core business and any business units? Using the Organizational Physics Strategy Map as a guide, this video shows that: A Pilot It stage initiative requires
Design controls behavior. If you want new business behaviors, change the the organizational structure The 6 Rules of Structure provide visibility into key underlying polarities at work within every business. A key idea is to not treat polarities as problems
There are 6 Rules of Structure to follow when designing a scalable business structure. They are: 1. If the strategy or lifecycle stage changes, change the structure. 2. Don’t allow short-range functions to control long-range ones. 3. Don’t allow efficiency
