LEADERSHIP IN COLORarticle 2/6 Why Great Ideas Aren’t Enough The room is celebrating and the energy is high. The timeline is aggressive but “we’ll make it work.” Then one voice, calm and unhurried, asks: “Before
Exploring Human Readiness for AI Adoption in Organizations By David Timis and Shaista Khilji The rise of AI is no longer a futuristic concept; it is impacting daily life through automated tasks, algorithmic decision-making,
LEADERSHIP IN COLORarticle 1/6 The Small Adjustments That Change How Your Team Performs You give your team clear direction. One person takes off running. Another asks five clarifying questions. A third pushes back. A fourth
People Have to Ask for Permission to Take Action “I love working here, but I’m struggling to get things done.” People often know what needs to be done but are paralysed into inaction; they don’t
The coaching industry has sold leaders a story: meaningful coaching requires 60-90 minute sessions, carefully scheduled weeks in advance, in quiet spaces free from distraction. While formal coaching sessions absolutely have value, this narrative overlooks
In the first part of this mini-series about Team Dynamics, I wrote about the absence of trust and psychological safety. Topic for the second part is the next dynamic dysfunction from Patrick Lencioni’s pyramid of
As you approach the end of the year, management’s focus shifts to creating the plan for the next year. Days lost in planning meetings. Budgets get fought over, deals done in corridors. Months later, the
Imagine seeing a clear opportunity unfold in your market, only to watch it pass you by because your organisation moves at the speed of a bureaucracy. How often in your organisation do people say, “I
In today’s competitive landscape, AI adoption has moved from optional to imperative. However, the path to successful implementation isn’t merely technical—it’s organizational. With nearly two decades of experience as a technology project manager, I’ve seen
The Agile way of working isn’t just about daily standups, sticky notes, or sprint ceremonies—it’s about embracing a mindset. It’s a shift from rigid planning and command-control delivery models toward adaptive collaboration, iterative learning, and
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