Make Better Decisions With This One Move
I’ve been doing a lot of work recently helping clients with their strategic planning. Obviously, I don’t have a crystal ball and they don’t expect
15 July 2019
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Stop Trying to Predict the Future
In 1965, the oil company Royal Dutch Shell started its department of Long-Term Studies in its London headquarters. The term “department” is an exaggeration, because
9 July 2019
Don’t Ignore the Live Dragons
The world is changing fast, and there are some things that are difficult to predict in our future. But that doesn’t mean you can’t foresee anything. Leaders
2 July 2019
Disruption By Design
In the past, when the world wasn’t changing as quickly, you had time to adapt, adjust, and evolve your organisation to solve new problems. Now,
13 June 2019
Your Survival Secret For The Future: Time Travel (Yes, Really!)
Last week, I was back in one of my favourite countries – Singapore – attending a conference. This was part of my ongoing professional development,
21 May 2019
Scan the Environment using PESTLE Analysis
When you’re planning for your future, it pays to know what might affect it from outside. You won’t be able to predict everything, but at
7 May 2019
What Will the City of the Future Look Like?
By 2050, two-thirds of the world’s population will live in cities. What will the city of the future look like? Here are 10 things we’ll
5 March 2019
The Future of Private Hospitals and Private Healthcare in Australia
Young people are deserting private hospital insurance – with 49,000 fewer Generation Z’s and Generation Y’s with private insurance than in 2017 (APRA) Health insurance
19 February 2019
Think Sharper
Why do most innovation programs fail? Smart leaders know they need to change and innovate, but their efforts just don’t get traction. I reckon we’re
20 September 2018
The Real Secret to Smarter Decisions (It’s Not What You Think)
In the last few weeks, I’ve had the opportunity to work with two large organisations in Australia – a healthcare provider and a professional services
17 September 2018
