by John-Paul Crofton | May 22, 2024 | Change Management, Fundamentals, Leadership & Decision Making, Problem Solving & Decision Making
Ashby’s law of requisite variety can often explain why organisational change fails. Organisations often favour simple logical solutions for decision making, believing they ensure clarity, comprehension and ease of implementation. However, this preference can...
by John-Paul Crofton | May 20, 2024 | Change Management, Leadership & Decision Making, Motivation
I view organisational change is an act of caring. Whilst staying the same is an act of neglect. Change as a ProblemWhy Organisations See Change as a ProblemWhy Staff See Organisational Change as a ProblemWhy Organisational Change is Seen as a RiskHow I See...
by John-Paul Crofton | May 17, 2024 | Change Management, Engagement, Leadership & Decision Making, Social Impact
We think good decision making is all about being right. Learn why that’s the wrong approach. Why Being Right is Not Right You don’t win the game of life by being right. A finish line is an end.Instead life is a constant process of learning, adaptation and...
by John-Paul Crofton | May 9, 2024 | Motivation, Change Management, Engagement, Leadership & Decision Making
Motivation is critical to a success in change management. But too often our processes drag people down. Imagine change not as a burdensome load that we must haul up a mountain, but as an exhilarating leap into the air. This shift in perspective is crucial as we...
