No. 01
BusinessJune 19, 2012
The Pivot
Explore why being willing to rethink and refine your business idea is crucial to success — how passion and conviction must be balanced with flexibility to pivot when assumptions don’t hold
Category
Business
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No. 02
BusinessJune 12, 2012
Stop Sweating the Competition
Why competition matters in business, how it shapes strategy and performance, and practical insights on competing smarter, not just harder.
No. 03
BusinessJune 6, 2012
Alternatives vs substitutes: a distinction that changes how you think about competition
Your competitors aren't the companies doing what you do. They're the ones solving the same problem differently. That distinction changes the strategy.
No. 04
BusinessMay 28, 2012
Generation F goes to work
How “Generation F” – people raised with social networks – are reshaping work expectations, collaboration, hierarchy and leadership in modern businesses.
No. 05
BusinessMay 22, 2012
Sometimes, working hard is not enough - Poiesis and Praxis
Aristotle's poiesis and praxis explain why working hard isn't the same as making progress. Define what each task produces, then check it delivers.
No. 06
BusinessMay 16, 2012
The farmer's creed
The Farmer's Creed highlights the importance of hard work, dedication and a love for the land in the farming industry; perhaps we all need one.
No. 07
BusinessJanuary 18, 2012
People. Work. Alphabet soup.
Why “people work” isn’t just HR jargon: how meaningful work, structure, and development drive engagement, performance, and real business results
No. 08
BusinessJanuary 3, 2012
Journaling for Business and Better Management
Why journaling helps business leaders and managers, with tips on reflection, clarity, decision-making, and improving how you lead and work.
No. 09
BusinessDecember 29, 2011
The 100 year company
Reflections on building a “100-year company”: long-term strategy, culture and values that help organisations endure and thrive over decades.
No. 10
BusinessSeptember 23, 2011
Small Business is like a Viking Ship
Why small business is like a Viking ship: everyone rows.