An Accountability Mindset

Leaders of truly healthy organizations learn to simply think differently — and it impacts every aspect of their decision-making and actions. Therefore, the journey of Organizational Health involves a number of significant mindset shifts.

An Accountability Mindset

Guest Post by Keith Hadley In this month's Thoughts from the Field (August 2023), my colleague Keith Hadley (Chicago, IL) - who is based in the heart of “Midwest Nice” - lays out an approach to accountability that, if embraced, will become a significant source of...

Helping Team Members Work Together

Guest Post By Andrew Moore This month’s Thoughts from the Field (July 2023) is written by my colleague Andrew Moore (Brisbane, Queensland, AU). In his book The Motive, Pat Lencioni suggests that one role of a responsibility-centered leader is to...

Creating a Purpose While Communicating Your Organization’s Clarity

Guest Post By Joe Kay This month's Thoughts from the Field (May 2023) is written by my colleague Joe Kay (Berkshire, United Kingdom). Last year I watched a division lead in a global business deliver a celebratory speech to his top hundred managers. Let’s call him Jim....

The 7 C’s of Creating Smooth Sailing Meetings

GUEST POST by Sandra Palmer This month’s Thoughts from the Field (February, 2023) is written by Sandra Palmer, my colleague in Sarasota, Florida. John Cleese had it right when he filmed his hilarious video, “Meetings, Bloody...

Building a Legacy While Navigating Chalk

Guest Post By Brad Haynes This month’s Thoughts from the Field (October, 2022) is written by my colleague Brad Haynes (Germantown, TN). Dear Friends, This article is in memory of Michael Lorsch, one of our fellow consultants, who died of a terminal illness...

Unchecked Preferences

Guest Post By Rick Packer This month's Thoughts from the Field (September, 2022) is written by Rick Packer, my colleague in Atlanta, GA. In the article, Rick talks about the necessity of "setting aside individual preferences to focus on the collective...