Project delivery in a constantly changing World
Critical thinking is the ability to think reflectively and independently in order to make thoughtful decisions.
Your best ideas rarely show up at the desk. They show up in the shower, on a walk, half-asleep on a train. Gary Klein’s research on expert decision-making explains why: stepping back isn’t procrastination — it’s what lets years of compressed experience finally surface. Here are some reasons why distraction can be good.
Most organisations don’t fail because people take too many risks. They fail because people stop taking them altogether. By confusing intelligent experimentation with failure, leaders inadvertently discourage innovation, slow AI adoption, and create cultures where good ideas die before they’re tested. The real competitive advantage isn’t technology—it’s learning.
Senior stakeholders don’t reject bad ideas. They reject poorly framed ones. If you’re walking into boardrooms with solid data and still losing the room, the problem isn’t your evidence — it’s how you’re separating fact from opinion. Most PMs never learn the difference.
As I reflect on 2024, it has been a busy and challenging year. Over the end of year break, I took some time to read a book titled “Art of the Impossible”. Steven Kotler...
Some projects are like sprints, while others are more like marathons! I’m currently at a critical point in a six-month project, getting ready to go live. Throughout the project, we’ve faced various conflicts to...
In theory, the upgrade was so simple. We had to update some settings on the email server to prevent emails from being interpreted as SPAM. Then we could send the email. The email vendor...
Great customer experience makes everyone feel good. I love the experience of interacting with a brand and feeling valued as a customer, and this week I was inspired by a Podcast on creating extraordinary...
After reflecting on a successful technology launch last week. This week I am blocked by an unanticipated problem. The next phase of the project is delayed by a compliance issue. What’s worse is the...
In a world that often celebrates perfection and demands flawless outcomes, the concept of imperfectionism may sound counterintuitive. However, embracing imperfectionism is a powerful way to unlock creativity, foster personal growth, and build a...
A common misconception is that arguments ought to lead to an agreement. What they truly aim to achieve, however, is a consensus – that is, complete shared faith in the outcome. So the goal of an argument is not to win, but to win over your audience.
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