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What Your Steering Committee Is Missing?

Your Steering Committee may be giving you a false sense of control Most CEOs believe that once a Steering Committee is in place, the ERP program is under control.There is structure. Senior leaders are present. Reports are reviewed. From the outside, it looks...

Adapt & Adopt: The assumption that needs to be challenged

Adapt & Adopt The assumption that needs to be challenged Most executives believe that once an ERP system goes live, the organisation has done the hard work. The system is in place. People are using it. The project is complete.From a distance, it appears that value...

Why most Steering Committees add no value?

The Assumption That Quietly Fails Most executives believe that once a Steering Committee (SteerCo) is in place, governance is handled. It feels structured. Meetings are scheduled. Reports are circulated. Senior leaders are present. From the outside, it looks like...

Treating every problem with a quick fix!

When solutions are easy to grab, we start treating every problem with a quick fix. Want to lose weight? Pills and surgery promise shortcuts.When Microsoft released Access and Excel, businesses built countless homegrown tools. The same thing happened with PowerApps and...

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When our problems and conditions are the same!

When our problems and conditions are the same, it makes sense to stand together. This isn’t about liking or loving each other—it’s about surviving and thriving when the odds are against us. The measure is not proving we’re better than others, but proving we are better...

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Breaks are powerful!

Breaks are powerful because they interrupt our routine. They give us a chance to experience something different, to switch off, or to pause for self-reflection. Breaks can be short or long, relaxing or busy, interesting or even boring—but the one thing they all have...

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Time has changed!

Take some time out of your busy life and watch an old popular movie of your choice. It may feel like stepping into a different world altogether. Some parts may look strange, even absurd. A few moments you may struggle to relate to. But remember, the same movie was...

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Recognising weeds is essential!

When we plough our fields, recognising weeds is essential. They steal our resources and limit our true potential. The reason weeds survive is often deceptive. They trick us into believing we are gaining something from them. They blend with the main crop, and we keep...

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Depth of our connections!

We take care of our bodies with good nutrition and exercise. We wear decent clothes to look good. We meditate and practice self-awareness for mental health. But it is not enough. We are social beings who need real connection—soil rich enough for our minds and bodies...

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We have choices to make!

When we’ve already walked a path, our perspective on it changes over time. Others who are just beginning often see it very differently. At that moment, we have choices to make: We can be ignorant and boost our ego by claiming we know better. We can be arrogant and...

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What worked yesterday may fail today!

Sometimes what has been working just fine suddenly stops working.A product once in high demand loses its market. A marketing approach that fueled growth for years falls flat. The experience feels mind-boggling, but it only means one thing: time has moved on. What...

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We get what we pay for is a myth!

We get what we pay for is a myth. It makes good business sense to maximise outputs with the inputs we have. But how do we make this possible? The first step is to see things differently. Consider these points: Every purchase should be rooted in clarity of need, not...

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What are we losing by creating this sameness?

As humans, we are conditioned to blend into our tribe. We follow cultural norms, dress like others, and behave in predictable ways. When kids or young people resist this pull, parents and leaders often nudge them back in line. Workplaces do the same: every meeting...

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There is no recipe for success!

The plumber with the biggest toolbox is not necessarily the best plumber in town. Real skill is measured by the outcome of the work, and effectiveness by choosing the right tool for the job. There is no recipe for success. Following a method, framework, or checklist...

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Building A Rock Solid Foundation

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Building A Rock Solid Foundation

This book is for the Project Sponsors and executives. There are practical examples, tips and process that will help sponsors to lead from the front. The book will force you to think from different dimensions. If you implement knowledge, methods and tips, you will experience instant results. You will see the improvement in the order, focus and growth in the morale of the team.

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