December 4, 2024
Three things I’ve learned about commitment to collaborate
Embarking on a collaborative process is not like getting married, but it does require a commitment to work together. Here are three things I've learned.
November 23, 2021
How do you shift the collaboration narrative?
If you want better outcomes from working together better, the case for a new business as usual is clear.
November 11, 2021
Is your collaboration fact or fairytale?
The truth is, in our fairytale we tell ourselves it’s about our stakeholders, but in reality it’s about us.
October 20, 2021
Just Try Stuff….
“Just try stuff” was about recognising that a key characteristic of a complex situation like a pandemic is uncertainty…
October 11, 2021
7 Keys to Co-Design: Lessons from the Pandemic
What are the co-design lessons from the pandemic that can be applied in the workplace and beyond? You will have your…
September 28, 2021
Even when they don’t want to collaborate, you have choices…
It is often framed as if being 'unwilling" is somehow not acceptable, whereas there are often other choices available
September 27, 2021
Turn rejection into collaboration
.....an example of ‘weaponizing’ rejection or disagreement..... And while rejection is frustrating, it’s still an…
September 20, 2021
When it comes to the jab, is there a vaccine against my own righteous certainty?
Even when I am feeling right, when my opinion seems self-evidently the correct one, I still have the choice to put my…
August 25, 2021
When the Bark is worse than the bite
I was fearful of having a hard conversation. But my fears were unrealised. I found the interaction actually useful and…
August 23, 2021
Tackling the relationship “elephant”
The reluctance for staff to reveal how they feel about working with others can often drive dysfunction rather than…
August 16, 2021
More data doesn’t solve the trust problem
When at daggers drawn, what is most needed is some real listening, authentic curiosity and genuine vulnerability.