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Prioritise, execute, accomplish

by Steve Shallenberger and Rob Shallenberger
Indian Management June 2021

How to do what matters most and raise your productivity quotient? Developing three habits-having a written personal vision, setting roles and goals, and doing pre-week planning-will lead to a transformation, both personally and professionally.

Steve Shallenberger is founder and Chairman, Becoming Your Best Global Leadership. He is co-author, Do What Matters Most: Lead with a Vision, Manage with a Plan, Prioritize Your Time.

Rob Shallenberger is CEO, Becoming Your Best Global Leadership. He is co-author, Do What Matters Most: Lead with a Vision, Manage with a Plan, Prioritize Your Time.

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A change in role

The ability for leaders and organisations to create and maintain an authentic human connection will play a critical role in whether organisations either thrive or survive in this increasingly VUCA business environment and leaders must navigate the complexities of our workforce with confidence and vision.

by Patrice Gordon
Indian Management November 2023

A self-perpetuating design

Changing business processes creates new organisational rituals, which leads to a changed culture. The exciting result of this approach is to create the ultimate, self-perpetuating business process design.

by Tony Saldanha and Filippo Passerini
Indian Management November 2023

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‘Fuel’ their enthusiasm

The speed of new technology disruption seems to be accelerating. Studies have predicted that as many as 375 million jobs may be at risk to automation by 2030. Against this backdrop, you might expect growing enthusiasm to invest in new skills. So why are we not seeing a rush from established professions to become more technology savvy? 

by Dr Helmut Schuster and Dr David Oxley
Indian Management November 2023

Take a moment

Reactive thinking is one of the many dysfunctional symptoms of our often chronically imbalanced corporate cultures in which doing eclipses being, the left brain dominates the right brain, and sensing, feeling, intuiting, and the transpersonal are relegated to the outer fringes of life.

by Nicholas Janni
Indian Management October 2023
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