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“It is better to be roughly right than precisely wrong.” is a great testament to being agile and getting into traction with something simpler/sooner that is roughly right, which you then test and verify, rather than spinning your wheels sophisticating something more precisely with a waterfall plan, which may well be wrong. Read More »

Learning from failure is an essential precursor to sustained success. Read More »

Doing a leadership day for a Belgian global corporation at Vlerick Business School in Ghent.  High potential Future Business Leaders coming together for a week long leadership development program.  I’m doing day 1:  Competing in a VUCA World. Read More »

When identifying leaders who I want to include here as masters, I look for and listen for those who have accessed the higher-order and deeper-order mindsets, skillsets and toolsets of their agile-leadership-presence, to develop the team-agility and organizational-agility required to prevail.  There is no better example than … Chesley Sullenberger Just saw the movie Sully last weekend, the story of which I also ... Read More »

When identifying leaders who I want to include here as masters, I look for and listen for those who have accessed the higher-order and deeper-order pivotal mindsets, skillsets and toolsets of their agile-leadership-presence to develop the team-agility and organizational-agility they need to prevail. Sir Alex Ferguson “Some call him the greatest coach in history. Before retiring in May 2013, Sir Alex Ferguson spent ... Read More »