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.

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Exhausting Lessons in Communicating Across Barriers

Communicating in a foreign language is an enjoyable challenge, but it can be completely exhausting, which probably…

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Whose Story Is It Anyway?

Inviting your stakeholders to write their own version of the story can be an essential component of success.

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Oscar Winners, Net Zero and the Skills Gap

What are the skills of doing  everything, everywhere, all at once to meet our Paris commitments?

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Diving in to a collaboration mystery

How can organisations best avoid poor meetings and boring talkfests while finding ways to do productive work together?

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Being comfortable with discomfort

While the group’s inherent desire was to help “fix” the situation, there was a growing recognition that allowing people…

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Resetting your collaboration

The relationship element is harder to see and trickier to deal with, but much more likely to allow smooth sailing when…

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What migraines taught me about overmanaging

I woke with a migraine, and dragged myself to the meeting feeling pretty terrible, so just had to sit there and let it…

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Shared Direction- “What does good look like?”

It is essential to be clear on what success looks like to be confident that the solutions that emerge will be resilient…

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Trusting the data in co-design

....they had been focused on the data, and rather than the less obvious contextual issues that were also critical to…

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Take a different viewpoint

the importance of seeing more than one viewpoint when tackling a complex situation to build a clearer and more complete…

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