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Do you want to fail comfortably, or succeed uncomfortably?
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I had a really interesting conversation with Sophie Jackson, a seasoned systems thinker with a biology background, bringing profound insights into the world of strategic thinking and organisational change.
We also talk about:
Challenges of Strategic Thinking: The common struggle with strategic thinking, identifying biases and evolutionary traits that hinder our ability to focus on long-term goals.
Real-Life Example of Systems Thinking: Learn how implementing a systematic approach, including a calendar system, transformed a time-dependent work scenario, optimising core hours and reducing overtime.
Comfort, Fear, and Decision-Making: Now this was a big one! Exploring the discomfort associated with strategic thinking, rooted in our inclination toward comfort and fear of the unknown!!
Importance of Self-Discovery: Uncover the power of continuous self-discovery using tools and understanding oneself proves instrumental in making informed decisions and enhancing strategic thinking.
-Daily Practices for Clarity: Gain practical insights into daily, weekly, and monthly practices that centre around asking the fundamental questions: "What is the point? What am I trying to achieve?" These practices contribute to improved focus and resilience.
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